Stuffed animals can be more than just a toy: they’re a source of comfort, a treasured souvenir, or a trusted companion. Since flying can make people – especially younger travelers – nervous, stuffed animals are a great way to help manage stress and make a trip cozier. Stuffed animals are allowed in carry-on or checked…
Traveling can be exhausting, but staying hydrated is one of the best ways to help avoid fatigue. Buying beverages in an airport or on a flight can add up quickly, so having a reusable water bottle is a good way to cut costs. Air passengers can bring an empty water bottle like a YETI through…
People own handcuffs for a number of reasons – as part of their work equipment, as costume accessories, or as a way to spice things up. Traveling with handcuffs is more common than you think, and airlines, security personnel, and destination countries all have rules about whether they’re allowed. Handcuffs are permitted in carry-on or…
Whether packing for a picky eater or stocking up on creature comforts, many air passengers travel with food items. Foods like jam, honey, peanut butter, and Nutella are especially popular with some travelers as local variations make great gifts or may be hard to find at certain destinations. Spreadable foods, like Nutella and peanut butter,…
When we think about traveling for work, we often think of high-powered executives in business suits. However, many different kinds of people fly every day for their jobs, including contractors, electricians, plumbers, and other tradespeople. These skilled workers are needed worldwide for a range of unique projects and may need to travel with specialized equipment,…
Whether heading to a competition or vacationing in a winter wonderland, tourists and athletes alike often travel with their winter sports equipment. Bulky items like skis and snowboards will need to be checked as oversized luggage; however, smaller – albeit sharper – items like ice skates seem to cause a bit of confusion. The TSA…
Whether headed to the Venice Boardwalk or just an avid enthusiast, roller skaters and rollerbladers often want to travel with their skate equipment. Both the TSA and individual airlines determine what’s permitted onboard an aircraft, so understanding the rules is key to a smooth flight. According to the TSA, roller skates and rollerblades are allowed…
It can be challenging to pack for an adventure where specific tools like a Swiss Army knife may be necessary. When it comes to items like Swiss Army knives, airlines, security personnel, and destination countries all have rules surrounding what is and isn’t permitted. According to the TSA, airplane passengers cannot pack a Swiss Army…
People travel for all kinds of reasons, whether to visit friends, discover new places, or attend business functions. Some types of travel, especially for certain hobbies, require special equipment such as binoculars – which can be delicate and expensive. Air travelers can bring their binoculars on board an airplane in both carry-on and checked luggage….
People often travel for business or special events and may bring clothing that needs to be hung, such as coats, dresses, suits, or pressed shirts. When packing these items, some air travelers leave them on their hangers or choose to bring additional hangers, just in case there aren’t enough at their final destination. Regardless of…