✋ Hand luggage
TSA prohibits sharp blades in carry-on. Remove blades and pack them in checked baggage. The blender body without blades can travel carry-on.
🧳 Hold luggage
No restrictions. Wrap blade assembly securely to protect handlers.
Based on TSA guidance for United States. Official rules ↗
Countertop Blender rules by country
How carry-on and checked-bag rules for countertop blender compare across the 14 countries we cover.
Countertop Blender
Common questions
The blender body is allowed, but the blade assembly is classified as a sharp object and is prohibited in carry-on baggage worldwide. Remove the blades and pack them in your checked luggage. The motor base and jar can travel carry-on.
Yes, the whole blender — including blades — can travel in checked baggage. Wrap the blade assembly in thick cloth or a blade guard, and pad the glass jar to prevent breakage.
Same rules apply. High-end blenders are just large blenders — the blade assembly must be in checked baggage, and the motor base/jar can go carry-on or checked depending on size.
Not as weapons specifically, but they are classified as sharp objects and prohibited in carry-on baggage under the same rules as knives with blades over 6cm. This is a safety rule, not a weapons rule.
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Browse all Kitchen →Based on official United States security guidelines. Rules vary by airline and route — always verify with your carrier before travel. · Rules last verified May 2026.