Can I Fly with Edibles in Canada? The Traveler’s Guide

Flying with cannabis edibles in Canada is completely legal-as long as you follow the rules. Whether you’re packing gummies, chocolates, or infused beverages, knowing the regulations can save you from unnecessary stress at the airport.

In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about bringing edibles on a flight in Canada, including legal limits, TSA-style screenings, and key travel tips.

Can You Fly with Edibles Domestically in Canada?

What to Do Before Flying with Edibles

Before heading to the airport, keep these steps in mind to ensure a hassle-free experience:

✔️ Check your dosage – Make sure your edibles comply with legal possession limits (we’ll cover those below).✔️ Keep original packaging – While not required, keeping edibles in their sealed, labeled packaging helps avoid confusion.✔️ Pack them in carry-on or checked luggage – Edibles can be stored in either, but keeping them in your carry-on makes screening easier.✔️ Avoid overpowering odors – While edibles don’t have a strong smell like dried cannabis, infused butters or concentrates might. Use airtight containers if necessary.✔️ Know the rules if traveling with medical cannabis – If your edibles are prescribed, have your medical documentation ready just in case.

The Legality of Flying with Edibles in Canada

Under Canadian federal law, adults 19+ (or 18+ in Alberta and Quebec) can legally carry cannabis products on domestic flights within Canada. This includes:

✅ Dried cannabis✅ Edibles (gummies, chocolates, infused food/drinks)✅ Oils and extracts✅ Concentrates (hash, shatter, wax, rosin, etc.)

What About Flying Internationally with Edibles?

🚫 DO NOT attempt to fly internationally with cannabis products-even if traveling to a country where cannabis is legal. Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and international airport security strictly prohibit traveling across borders with weed.

Even heading to the U.S.-where cannabis is legal in some states-can lead to seizures, fines, or even bans from entering the country. Stick to domestic flights only when carrying edibles.

How Much Cannabis Can You Fly with in Canada?

The legal limit for carrying cannabis on domestic flights in Canada is 30 grams of dried cannabis (or equivalent). Since different cannabis products have different weight equivalencies, here’s how it translates for edibles:

Since edibles are more diluted than concentrates, you can carry significantly more than dried cannabis or extracts.

Flying Domestically with Edibles: What You Need to Know

✔️ Edibles are allowed on flights within Canada✔️ Follow possession limits (up to 450g of edibles per person)✔️ Never fly internationally with cannabis✔️ Store your edibles securely in your bag

Screening officers at Canadian airports are trained to handle cannabis legally. If you’re within the legal limit, they will not confiscate or report your cannabis products. However, they may ask questions, so be honest and stay calm if questioned.

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FAQ About Flying with Edibles in Canada

1. Can I bring edibles in my carry-on bag?Yes! You can store edibles in both carry-on and checked luggage when flying within Canada.

2. Can I bring homemade edibles on a plane?Yes, but it’s recommended to keep them in labeled packaging to avoid unnecessary questioning.

3. Will airport security take my edibles?No, as long as you’re flying domestically and carrying an amount within the legal limit.

4. What happens if I accidentally bring edibles on an international flight?If caught at customs, you risk confiscation, fines, or even being denied entry into another country.

5. Can I fly with cannabis vapes or oils?Yes, but remember that cannabis concentrates have a 7.5g limit, which is much lower than for edibles.

About the Author: MyHigh Mike

Mike is a cannabis enthusiast and travel expert at MyHigh. With years of experience navigating Canada’s cannabis laws, he helps users stay informed about the best ways to safely and legally enjoy cannabis products.