For many international flights: One basic lighter may be allowed Disposable and Zippo-style lighters are usually the most accepted types IATA says the lighter should be carried on your person TSA allows disposable and Zippo lighters in carry-on bags or on your person Fueled lighters are not allowed in checked baggage Torch, jet flame, blue flame, and cigar lighters are banned For flights departing from the Philippines: Do not bring any lighter Philippine OTS lists all lighters as prohibited This includes disposable lighters, Zippo-style lighters, torch lighters, and e-lighters Security may confiscate your lighter at the airport Pro Tip: If you are planning a trip soon, look for flights to Manila early so you can get better prices and more schedule options

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