Medical marijuana can officially be carried during air travel.
The TSA now specifically permits "products/medications that contain hemp-derived CBD or are approved by the FDA."
In an update to their website's "What Can I Bring?" section, the TSA posted that medical marijuana is allowed in carry on and checked bags.
The TSA clarified that possession of marijuana and certain cannabis-infused products remain illegal under federal law, and they are required to report anyone suspected of violating the law.
Only those with a valid license to use and possess medical marijuana are permitted to carry it onto an aircraft.
For more information on the updated policies, visit the TSA's website.
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Medical marijuana now allowed on planes by TSA
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