E-cigarettes are subject to specific rules at airports due to aviation safety regulations. It is crucial to know if your device is allowed in carry-on luggage or must be packed in checked baggage.

Many airports require e-cigarettes to be in carry-on luggage to prevent lithium battery hazards.

• Ensure your e cigarette is turned off before packing.
• Keep liquids, such as e-liquids, within TSA-approved limits. Generally, this means keeping them in containers of 3.4 ounces or less.
• Dispose of any e-liquid exceeding carry-on restrictions.

Using clear resealable bags for your e-liquids can expedite the security process.

Packing Your E Cigarette

Place your e-cigarette and accessories in a protective case to prevent damage during travel. Not only does this safeguard your device, but it also keeps everything organized.

Consider carrying extra batteries separately and ensuring they are packed in a way that terminals are protected to avoid accidental discharge.

Checking with Airlines

Before you travel, verify the latest airline policies regarding e cigarette carriage to prevent any last-minute surprises.

Airlines may have specific rules regarding the use and transport of e-cigarettes onboard, including restrictions even in your destination country.