Pre 911, Liquids, Gels and Aerosols were not regulated like they are today. Shoes were also allowed to be worn into the checkpoints and carrying a box cutter was an acceptable practice. But today’s TSA prohibited items list makes many people scratch their head. Scissors that are less than 4” in length from where they connect are fine to carry on board an aircraft, but a small “jack knife” is not allowed. A cane is allowed but a golf club isn’t. Take a look at what is and isn’t allowed on TSAs website. Take a few moments to either support or disagree with items on the list.
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