Can I Bring Insecticides (except those to be used by crew members for disinfection purposes) on a Plane to Canada?

Insecticides (except those to be used by crew members for disinfection purposes)

Insecticides (except those to be used by crew members for disinfection purposes)

Not Allowed

Prohibited in both

According to CATSA guidelines, insecticides: May be permitted in checked baggage if approved by air carrier.

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The final decision rests with the CATSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint. Official CATSA Rules →

Quick Rule

Carry-on baggage

Not Permitted

Checked baggage

Airline Rules Apply

CATSA Officer

Makes the final decision

Source: Official CATSA Regulations ↗Updated: May 20, 2026

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