Does TSA allow weighted blankets?

Yes, you can bring a weighted blanket on a plane, but there are some rules to follow. According to the TSA, any blanket that weighs over 12 pounds will be subject to additional screening. This means that you should plan to arrive at the airport early so that you have enough time to go through security.



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