Flying With Delta 8

Can you fly with delta 8?

Taking delta 8 on Delta flights can be a tricky game of “where do you live?” and “where are you heading?” You see, thanks to the Farm Bill, delta 8’s cool on a national scale. But – and it’s a big but – if the place you’re jetting off to says “no thank you” to delta 8, leaving it at home is your best bet. While airports typically don’t fuss much, if you end up in a state giving delta 8 the cold shoulder, you might find yourself in a pickle, legally speaking. So, if you wanna fly worry-free, knowing the do’s and don’ts of delta 8 for your destination is the golden ticket. Stick around to learn how to navigate these cloudy skies with ease.

If you have done your research about the states where delta 8 is legal, and you want to travel with it, you can bring it with you in your carry-on luggage. Make sure you don’t smoke in the airplane, though, as that is a federal offense.

What delta 8 products are best for traveling?

If you’re looking to get elevated during the flight, your best bet is to bring delta 8 gummies or edibles with you. They’ll give you the full-body experience you need to relax during your flight.

Plus, it’ll make it easier to deal with crying babies and snoring passengers! Smoking is prohibited on airplanes, so if you’re bringing a vape with you, make note that you can’t use it on the flight. Tinctures are another great choice to get high when you’re flying.

Many people prefer to take tincture or delta 8 gummies half an hour to an hour before their flight so that they take effect by the time the plane takes off. 

In short, we highly recommend you do your due diligence on the state laws if you’re going to travel with delta 8 products. Stay safe, stay elevated, and safe travels!