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Can I bring it on a plane?

Straight answers on 30 items travellers ask about most, split between carry-on and checked baggage.

Electronics

Power bank

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: No

Laptop

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Restricted

Drone

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Restricted

Vape / e-cigarette

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: No

Electric toothbrush

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

Hair straightener

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

AirTag / luggage tracker

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

Hoverboard / e-scooter

Carry-on: No
Checked: No

Liquids

Water bottle

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Alcohol

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Restricted

Perfume

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Sunscreen

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Deodorant

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Medical

Medication

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

Syringes and insulin

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

CPAP machine

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

Wheelchair

Carry-on: No
Checked: Yes

Sports equipment

Fishing rods

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Golf clubs

Carry-on: No
Checked: Yes

Skis and snowboards

Carry-on: No
Checked: Yes

Bicycle

Carry-on: No
Checked: Restricted

Baseball bat

Carry-on: No
Checked: Yes

Food

Food

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Restricted

Baby formula and breast milk

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

Coffee

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes

Tools and sharps

Lighter

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: No

Scissors

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Tools

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Personal items

Razor

Carry-on: Restricted
Checked: Yes

Knitting needles

Carry-on: Yes
Checked: Yes