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Anonymous
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I don't see why not.
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Yes, it's a passive electronic, it won't disrupt the aircraft's systems or communication.
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I certainly would NOT put in checked lugggage especially since checked luggage is not supposed to be locked! Too many places for it to 'disappear'.
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I've never read any rules banning carrying a GPS. As long as it's turned off, I don't see a problem.
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Yes, my husband and I brought our GPS in our carry on luggage on a flight from Dulles Airport to Miami.
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Yes...never been questioned about it before!! And a great way to not get lost wherever you're going, just a free tip for those that travel and don't have one yet!!
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GPS units are not prohibited, see below. However according to rules you will have to turn off any device that sends or receives a signal, including your GPS, during flight. I know hikers who take them and have been asked to put the NiMH batteries in checked baggage. http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm
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yes
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