Prohibited or Restricted Items Overview

​Due to federal law and safety regulations, some items aren’t allowed on board your Delta flight. Explore what items are restricted or completely prohibited during travel. Visit the TSA’s What Can I Bring, opens in a new window and/or the FAA’s Pack Safe, opens in a new window for the most current list of what can and cannot be transported on passenger aircraft.

SAFETY REMINDER
For everyone's safety, Delta and federal law require that spare batteries go in your carry–on and prohibited items such as aerosols and other flammables be left at home. Review Prohibited Items, Go to footer note.
No flames No flames

Flammables

No batteries No batteries

Batteries

No fireworks or explosives No fireworks or explosives

Explosives

No aerosols No aerosols

Aerosols

These Items Are Not Allowed at Any Time

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  • Aerosol products (such as cooking spray or anti-static spray)
  • Bleach, drain cleaners or pesticides
  • Fireworks or explosives
  • Gunpowder like Pyrodex, black powder, mace and pepper spray or bear deterrent
  • Torch or blue flame lighters and all lighter refills
  • Fuels (like gasoline or Sterno cans)
  • Paints, stains or lubricant
  • “Strike–anywhere” matches
  • Meals Ready to Eat (MREs)
  • Hoverboards, balance gliders, self-balancing boards or motorized riding suitcases that use lithium or lithium-ion batteries
  • Items with refrigerants including refrigerators, air conditioners, freezers or dehumidifiers

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Explore Restricted Items

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Many items such as firearms, lithium and lithium–ion batteries, large batteries, food, medical equipment, machinery or other items are subject to restrictions when traveling with Delta Air Lines. If in doubt, review all relevant items before you fly.