Yes, you can bring fresh bananas through TSA security. Both whole and sliced bananas are allowed in carry-on luggage or checked bags within the continental U.S. However, travel guidelines restrict bringing bananas when flying from Hawaii, Puerto Rico, or the U.S. Virgin Islands. Always check local customs regulations for details. When bringing food through security, … Read more
You cannot bring golf clubs in carry-on luggage as they are seen as potential weapons. You must pack them in checked luggage. Check the weight limit, usually 50 pounds, and be aware of any oversized item fees. Always confirm specific regulations with your airline before traveling. Label your case with your contact information. This practice … Read more
You cannot bring pepper spray in your carry-on baggage. TSA regulations classify it as a prohibited item. You may pack one 4 fl. oz. container in checked baggage, but it must have a safety mechanism and contain no more than 2% tear gas. Always verify with major airlines for any extra restrictions. Safety tips for … Read more
Yes, you can bring solid candles in your carry-on or checked bags according to TSA guidelines. However, gel candles are prohibited in carry-on bags but can be packed in checked luggage. Use a sturdy, non-flammable container for packing. For more details, visit TSA’s “What Can I Bring?” page. When traveling with candles, make sure to … Read more
You can bring a banana on a plane in your carry-on luggage, according to TSA recommendations. Fresh fruits, such as bananas, are allowed, except when flying from Hawaii or Puerto Rico to the U.S. mainland, where restrictions apply. Always wash fruits before packing them for travel. When packing your banana, keep it whole and unpeeled … Read more
Yes, you can bring a cooler on a plane. Soft-sided coolers must fit under the seat. Hard coolers may require checked luggage based on size and weight requirements. Ensure ice or ice packs are fully frozen for TSA rules. For details on prohibited items, visit the TSA’s “What Can I Bring?” page. When packing a … Read more
As of May 7, 2025, you need a REAL ID or another accepted ID, like a passport, for domestic flights. The TSA may allow some travelers to fly without a REAL ID but they will face extra security scrutiny. Ensure all identification is accurate and up-to-date to comply with U.S. regulations. If you do not … Read more
If your flight is canceled, you have rights. You can get a full refund or choose rebooking at no extra cost. Airlines must take responsibility for these arrangements. You may be entitled to compensation up to £520 if the airline is at fault. The same rules apply for package holidays concerning your rights. Compensation options … Read more
As of May 7, 2025, you can use your driver’s license to fly only if it is REAL ID compliant. A state-issued license that does not meet REAL ID standards will not be accepted. For domestic travel, ensure your driver’s license is current and meets TSA identification requirements. If you are flying domestically, your driver’s … Read more
Yes, you can use your Global Entry card in SENTRI lanes for faster entry into the U.S. from Mexico. However, your vehicle must be registered with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Additionally, all passengers in the vehicle must have valid Global Entry membership for a smooth border crossing. Many travelers wonder about the specifics … Read more