Which items are considered personal item exemptions?

• A. Clothes; Shoes; Toys; Books
• B. Camera; Jewelry; Sunglasses; Hat
• C. Laptop; Tablet; Phone; Wallet
• D. Duty free items; Breast pump; Reading material; Diaper bag

Answer: (D)

Understanding personal item exemptions means recognizing items you can bring in addition to your main carry-on that aren’t counted against your personal item limit. The items that fit this exemption are the ones listed: duty-free items, a breast pump, reading material, and a diaper bag. Reading material and a diaper bag are classic under-seat-friendly items travelers commonly carry as a personal item. A breast pump is a medical device and is typically allowed as carry-on without counting toward the main bag allowance. Duty-free purchases, kept in their sealed bag, are usually allowed as an extra item beyond your standard carry-on. The other groups are items you’d normally pack in your carry-on or main bag (clothes, shoes, toys, books; or electronics and accessories like camera, laptop, tablet, phone, wallet) and aren’t designated as personal item exemptions.