TSA gives a warning for common camping item after people tried to take it on board in his hand luggage

The TSA has warned travelers about a common camping item that they cannot take on board after a clueless passenger put it in his hand luggage.

The security administration has posted the strict note Facebook After the Pensacola International Airport team in Florida A man stopped to take a stove – complete with propane tank – on the plane.

“Listen, friends, we watch cooking programs as much as you, but every top chef needs to know that you cannot take a stove with a propane tank that is confirmed by the security of the airport in your hand luggage,” the mail began.

‘This was hard to miss, but great work by our team of Pensacola International Airport (PNS) for discovering this during Standard Checkpoint screening on Monday and training the passenger about the regulations we have around forbidden items.

“The passenger said he did not know that stoves and propane tanks could not be transported in an airplane, so let this be a learning moment for everyone … Propane tanks can and do not belong to your hand luggage or checked bags.

“Camp -stoves can be continued, but * only * if they are empty from all fuel and completely cleaned, so that there are no fuel fumes or residues.”

Many readers went to the comments to mock the passenger and to cheer TSA to stop him.

‘A propane tank?!? Someone is very lacking in common sense! Anyone said.

The TSA has warned travelers about a common camping item that they cannot take on board after a clueless passenger put it in his hand luggage (stock image)

‘This is really a strange hand luggage at the airport. Great catch tsa, “wrote another.

“He knew! If you have to take a travel format shampoo, you know. Good catch from TSA, “a person shared.

Recently the official travel administration shared a message about Which popular snack was allowed by security: Donuts.

In the post it is also linked to all rules about taking food and drinks on board.

Each item was displayed in addition to the corresponding guidelines and whether they were allowed in a hand luggage or checked luggage.

It appealed a whole series of items – from alcohol and pizza to breast milk and living lobster.

It may surprise many to know that alcohol is taking with you is allowed within specific limits.

“Alcoholic beverages with more than 24 percent, but no more than 70 percent alcohol are limited in checked bags of up to 5 liters (1.3 gallons) per passenger and must be in unopened stores,” explained it.

The security administration posted De Stern Note on Facebook after the team at Pensacola International Airport in Florida stopped a man to take a stove – complete with propane tank – on the plane

Many readers went to the comments to mock the passenger and to cheer TSA to stop him

‘Alcoholic beverages with 24 percent alcohol or less are not subject to restrictions in checked bags.

“Mini bottles of alcohol in hand luggage must be able to fit comfortably in a single liter bag.”

Although alcohol is allowed, there are still parameters for what you can take in an airplane.

Alcoholic beverages with more than 70 percent alcohol (more than 140 proof), including grain alcohol and 151 proof rum, are not allowed in a hand luggage or checked.

Other items are allowed in aircraft, but have special instructions.

Baby formula and breast milk are allowed, for example, in a checked bag, but there are a few extra steps to put it directly on the plane.