Yes, you can travel with COVID, but it’s not safe. You risk spreading the virus. Follow CDC guidelines: wear a mask and consider testing before travel. Currently, travelers entering the U.S. don’t need proof of vaccination or a negative test. Prioritize health and safety to protect yourself and others. Safety precautions are vital while traveling … Read more
You can travel with cigarettes in your carry-on or checked luggage according to TSA regulations. However, smoking is not allowed during flights and can incur heavy fines. Vaping devices and e-cigarettes must be in your carry-on, not in checked bags. Always check TSA updates for the latest rules. Some countries impose strict regulations on the … Read more
Yes, you can travel with solid candles in your carry-on or checked baggage. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) permits solid candles. However, gel or liquid candles may have restrictions. Always check TSA guidelines before your flight for the most accurate and updated information. When bringing candles on a plane, consider the type of candles you … Read more
Passengers can travel with spare lithium-ion or lithium metal batteries in carry-on baggage. This includes power banks and charging cases. With airline approval, you can bring up to two larger batteries (101–160 Wh). Always check your airline’s policies for specific rules regarding battery transport. Alkaline batteries, like AA or AAA, can usually be included in … Read more
You can travel with alcohol. In checked bags, you can carry up to 5 liters (1.3 gallons) of unopened alcoholic beverages with over 24% but not more than 70% alcohol content. There are no quantity limits for drinks containing 24% alcohol or less. Be sure to follow local alcohol regulations and travel rules. Packing wine, … Read more
Travelers can travel with cremated remains, called cremains, in both checked baggage and carry-on bags. For better protection against damage or loss, it is best to carry them in a carry-on. Always check the airline and TSA guidelines for any restrictions or rules before your trip. When preparing for your journey, keep all necessary documentation … Read more
Yes, you can take travel size aerosol hairspray on a plane. The TSA allows liquids, aerosols, and gels in containers of 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or smaller. Make sure your hairspray meets this size and keep it in your carry-on bag for safe air travel. Travel size aerosol hairspray must also be labeled as a … Read more
To travel with Adderall, keep it in its original container, showing both brand and generic names. Place the medication in your carry-on bag. Adults should carry their own medications. An adult can carry a child’s medication too, but must have the necessary travel paperwork. When booking your flight, consider the duration of your trip. Pack … Read more
Yes, you can travel with a bench warrant on domestic flights because the TSA does not check for warrants. However, this poses a risk. If you meet law enforcement during security checks, they may find your warrant, leading to your arrest. It is best to clear any outstanding warrants before flying. When preparing to fly, … Read more
You can travel with a battery-powered vibrator. Pack it in checked luggage or remove the batteries for carry-on. Always check travel regulations and security screening rules. Plan ahead and follow safety tips to avoid issues at customs. This will help you travel with ease and minimize stress. When traveling with a vibrator, consider a travel … Read more