Each luggage type (carry-on vs underseat vs checked luggage) has different rules for what items you can pack there. So as a beginner traveler, it's hard to grasp which items should be packed where ...

Liquid or gel food items are also allowed if flying in the continental U.S. in carry-ons so long as they are less than or equal to 3.4 ounces. Otherwise, they must be placed in checked luggage.

Alcoholic beverages that have 24% alcohol per volume or less can fly in checked luggage with no limits. Beverages with more than 24% alcohol, but not more than 70%, are limited to 5 liters or 1.3 ...

Here are examples of the most commonly asked questions about which food items are permissible through a checkpoint and which ones need to get packed in checked baggage, according to the TSA. It is ...

Want to take your favorite foods with you when you travel? Here’s everything you need to know about the TSA’s 3-1-1 rule in your carry-on and checked bags.

Liquid or gel food items are also allowed if flying in the continental U.S. in carry-ons so long as they are less than or equal to 3.4 ounces. Otherwise, they must be placed in checked luggage.

While most travellers know the common restrictions, something as ordinary as a coconut can also be hazardous in the air. Here ...

However, food that the TSA says can be spilled, spread, sprayed, pumped or poured, likely should go in a checked bag.

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