Each airline may have additional restrictions beyond TSA guidelines regarding traveling with disposable vapes. Here's what some major airlines state about bringing disposable vapes on board:
1. American Airlines:
Allows two devices per person in the category of "portable electronic devices containing cells or batteries."
Two vapes of each kind are permitted along with other electronic devices like cell phones or laptops.
2. Delta:
No specific limit on the number of vapes, but they must be for personal use only.
Recommends using a protective carry case and advises checking regulations in countries they fly to.
3. United Airlines:
No limit on the number of vapes allowed in carry-on bags.
Vaping is not permitted at United Club locations.
4. Southwest Airlines:
No explicit limit on disposable vapes in carry-on bags.
Limits spare batteries to 20, so bringing more than 20 disposable vapes may cause issues.
5. Frontier Airlines:
Refers passengers to TSA guidelines without additional restrictions.
Ensure disposable vapes are in carry-on bags and demonstrate precautions against accidental activation.
6. JetBlue:
Allows vapes in carry-on bags or on your person but must be switched off and disconnected from the battery.
Not permitted at departure or arrival gates or while embarking or disembarking.
7. Virgin America:
Vapes not allowed on flights to and from India.
Otherwise permitted for personal use if they meet TSA restrictions.
8. Alaska Airlines:
E-cigarettes, including disposable vapes, are not permitted on board their flights.