Yes, you can carry a multitool on a plane, but it depends on whether it's packed in your carry-on bag or checked baggage. Multi-tools with knives of any length are prohibited[1] in carry-on bags, but can be packed in checked bags. Multi-tools with scissors less than 4 inches may be placed in carry-on bags[1]. Any sharp objects in checked bags should be sheathed or securely wrapped[1]. Some multitools are TSA approved for carry-on, while others are better packed in checked luggage. Always double-check the regulations, as they can change. It is important to ensure that the multitool meets current TSA regulations for carry-on items[4]. Leatherman offers several TSA-compliant multitools such as the Style PS, Tread Tempo, and Tread LT, all of which are suitable for carry-on travel. Be sure to comply with any size or weight restrictions[3] set by your airline.
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