Équipement et divers on a plane

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Odds and ends with one pattern: security rarely cares, but your airline’s bag count does. A blanket carried openly flies free like a jacket; strapped inside a second tote it can count as a bag on strict fares. Yoga mats, umbrellas, and violins all pass screening instantly — the violin even has US DOT rules behind its cabin rights — while bag-count math decides whether they ride free. Bear spray is the outlaw of the group: banned in the cabin always, and excluded from most checked bags since real bear sprays exceed the self-defense limits. Two backpacks equal your allowance on full-service airlines; on ultra-low-cost carriers only the under-seat one is free.