What Flies Now, and What Doesn't: The Transportation Security Administration released on Tuesday a new list of items that passengers may not carry on to commercial aircraft. The list includes toy weapons, dog repellent spray and ice picks. Passengers will be allowed to bring on nail clippers, tweezers, and safety razors.

ALLOWED

• Pets (if permitted by airline; check with airline for procedures)
• Walking canes and umbrellas (once inspected to ensure prohibited items are not concealed)
• Nail clippers with nail files attached
• Nail files
• Safety razors (including disposable razors)
• Syringes (with medication and professionally printed label identifying medication or manufacturer's name)
• Insulin delivery systems
• Eyelash curlers and tweezers

NOT ALLOWED

Ammunition Automatic weapons Axes Baseball bats BB guns Billy clubs Blackjacks Bows and arrows Box cutters Brass knuckles Bull whips Cattle prods Compressed air guns Corkscrews Cricket bats Crowbars Disabling chemicals or gases Dog repellent spray Dynamite Fire extinguishers Flare pistol Golf clubs

Gun lighters Gunpowder Hammers Hand grenades Hatchets Hockey sticks Hunting knives Ice ax/ice pick Knives (any length) Kubatons Large, heavy tools (such as wrenches, pliers, etc.) Mace Martial arts devices Meat cleavers Metal scissors with pointed tips Numchucks Pellet guns Penknives Pepper spray Pistols Plastic explosives Pool cues

Portable power drills Portable power saws Razor blades (not in a cartridge) Religious knives Replica weapons Revolvers Rifles Road flares SCUBA knives Sabers Screwdrivers Shotguns Ski poles Spear guns Starter pistols Straight razors Stun guns/shocking devices Swords Tear gas Throwing stars Toy transformer robots (this forms a toy gun) Toy weapons