TSA Bans Popular Snacks on Maine Flights—Here’s the List

If you’re flying out of any Maine airport (or jetport if you’re in the southern part of the state), you can’t bring these snacks.

Flights can be stressful, and if you’re not a frequent flyer, you might need all the extra comfort you can get. However, even if they’re your favorite, you can’t bring any of these.

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and is responsible for keeping transportation systems safe.

This includes airports and air travel, and when it comes to what you can or cannot bring with you, the final call always rests with the TSA officer at the checkpoint.

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The TSA says that planning ahead and packing properly can help make the screening process smoother and your trip through the airport easier.

For more details about the rules, regulations, and especially food that might cause issues on a flight, you can check the TSA’s website under the ‘Travel,’ ‘Security Screening,’ ‘What Can I Bring?,' and ‘Food’ sections.

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Keep scrolling to see the list of snacks the TSA has banned for one reason or another, preventing you from bringing them onto your Maine flights.

And after you’ve checked out the list, we’d love to hear from you! Feel free to join the conversation by messaging us on the app.

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