Taking plants on flights, either for a gift or as a souvenir from a vacation, is not always easy but can be possible. Understand any restrictions for the particular airline you are flying with and take some steps to secure and protect your plant for the best outcome. Can I Take Plants on an Airplane? Yes, you can bring plants on an airplane, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in the U.S. The TSA allows plants in both carry on and checked bags. You should know, however, that the TSA officers on duty can deny anything and will have the final say on what you can carry when you go through security. Airlines also set their own rules as to what is or isn’t allowed on planes. Most of their rules fall in line with those of the TSA, but you should always check with your airline before trying
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