Fliers face $2,570 fine if they bring everyday recreation item onto a flight - removing certain part will save thousands

PASSENGERS face thousands in fines if they bring a prohibited everyday recreation item onto a flight.

The Transportation Security Administration has warned fliers to check their baggage before leaving home.

Many Americans will be travelling on Labor Day to mark the end of the summer .

But some Labor Day essentials could land you a hefty fine if they are not packed properly.

If you're planning a camping trip this holiday and want to bring a camp stove with you, make sure that it is empty of all fuel.

Camp stoves are only allowed in carry on and checked bags when they are clean of all residue and fuel vapors.

Passengers are asked to wrap cords and layer items in bags when packing their camp stoves.

If you fail to comply with the rule, you could face a fine from $450 up to $2,5