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What Travelers Need to Know about Flying with Cannabis in 2021

The Transport Security Administration (TSA) is in charge of security in airports and their policy around cannabis and cannabis products is well-known. Their agents are not on the lookout for weed however finding it might prove an issue.  This statement was made by the body on May 4 2019 and it applies to all cannabis products such as buds, flowers, capsules, edibles, and so on. The repercussion of finding cannabis products on travelers then depends on the state and airport where it occurs.

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