U.S. citizens can fly to Puerto Rico without a passport, as it is a U.S. territory. A valid driver’s license or another government-issued photo ID is acceptable. Make sure your ID meets REAL ID standards. You do not need a passport for your return travel. Check your ID’s compliance before you travel. When traveling, ensure … Read more
You can bring safety razors and disposable razors on a cruise. However, straight razors and loose razor blades are usually not allowed. Always check your cruise line’s regulations for personal grooming items before you pack to ensure you follow their rules. When packing a razor, consider storing it in a protective case to prevent injury. … Read more
Yes, you can bring razors on airplanes, but the rules differ. You can carry disposable razors in both carry-on and checked baggage. Safety razors must have their blades in checked baggage. Electric razors are allowed in carry-on luggage. Always secure sharp objects to ensure safety. Check UK government regulations for updates. For checked baggage, you … Read more
You can fly with ice packs in carry-on luggage if they are completely frozen during security screening. Gel packs are accepted for medical necessity. Ensure frozen liquid items are solid when screened. In checked baggage, there are no quantity limits for ice packs. However, follow liquid restrictions for carry-ons. It is important to note that … Read more
Airlines set their own cancellation policies, and there are no federal requirements for refunds. If an airline cancels your flight, you have the right to a refund. Airlines must rebook you on the next available flight. Understand your passenger rights regarding cancellations and delays under FAA rules. Consumer protections under FAA regulations ensure that airlines … Read more
Yes, you can fly with a valid U.S. government-issued photo ID, like a REAL ID, state-issued ID, or U.S. passport. Starting May 7, 2025, TSA will only accept REAL IDs at security checks. Without a valid ID, boarding may be difficult, but it is not impossible. Make sure to check travel requirements before your trip. … Read more
Passengers can fly with lithium-ion battery packs in their carry-on luggage. Spare batteries and power banks are not allowed in checked baggage. Power banks must have a watt-hour rating under 100Wh. Batteries over 160Wh need airline approval and cannot be in passenger baggage. Always adhere to TSA guidelines for safe travel. You should also ensure … Read more
Yes, you can fly to Hawaii with a driver’s license, but it must be a REAL ID-compliant license starting May 7, 2025. Acceptable IDs for domestic flights include a REAL ID driver’s license or a passport. Make sure your identification meets TSA requirements before traveling. However, make sure your driver’s license meets the Real ID … Read more
You can fly with pills in your carry-on or checked baggage. Keep essential medication in your carry-on. You need a prescription or medical certificate for syringes and hypodermic needles. Follow liquid restrictions of 3.4 ounces. Always check country-specific travel regulations for necessary approvals. When packing, place medications in your carry-on bag. This keeps them accessible … Read more
You can get ear pain from flying due to pressure changes, often called airplane ear or ear barotrauma. If you have an ear infection, this pain may increase. Avoid flying when sick, especially with a common cold or sinusitis. Consult your doctor for advice, particularly for children’s health, to prevent complications. Symptoms of airplane ear … Read more