Any sharp objects are prohibited for carriage in hand luggage.
Sharp Objects in Hand Luggage: What’s Not Allowed on a Plane
To ensure the safety of all passengers, carrying sharp or pointed objects in hand luggage is strictly prohibited. This rule applies to both international and domestic flights.
Prohibited sharp items include:
- Any type of knife (including folding or souvenir knives)
- Razors with exposed blades (non-electric)
- Manicure scissors and clippers with long blades
- Sewing needles, knitting needles (restricted in some countries)
- Screwdrivers, awls, loose razor blades, small drills
Allowed in hand luggage (depending on country):
- Safety razors (with enclosed blades, e.g., disposable razors)
- Small scissors with blunt tips and blades shorter than 6 cm
- Tweezers, non-metal nail files
If you’re carrying sharp items:
– Place them in your checked baggage. Otherwise, they will be confiscated during security screening.
Always check the airline and airport regulations in advance, as rules may vary by country or carrier.