John Parker

  • Can you take fish on a plane

    Can You Bring Fish on A Plane? Alive and Dead Fish Rules

    If you’re planning to bring fish on a plane, whether alive or dead, this guide has you covered. While taking your pet goldfish on vacation might sound unusual, you never know when you might want your aquatic friend by your side! We’ll also delve into the specific rules and restrictions you need to know, especially

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  • can you take a skateboard on a plane

    Can You Take a Skateboard on a Plane?

    Skateboarding has certainly stood the test of time and seems to be as popular now as it was when it was first invented and is now an Olympic sport. It is no surprise that skateboard enthusiasts might want to take their skateboard on a plane with them when they go on a trip. We hope

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  • can you bring baby wipes on a plane

    Can You Take Baby Wipes on A Plane? TSA Baby Wipes Rules

    There are so many things that you can or can’t take with you on a plane these days. How do you keep track of it all? What constitutes a liquid? How much is 3.4 ounces anyway? Is it still 3.4 ounces? How many wipes can you have in your carry on? So many rules. What

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  • Can You Take Pepper Spray on a Plane

    Can You Take Pepper Spray on a Plane? Don’t Get Yours Seized

    Many people in the US, particularly women, feel safer if they can bring pepper sprays with them to use should they be attacked. But if you are traveling by air, particularly overseas, can you bring pepper spray on a plane with you? All of the regulations regarding taking pepper spray with you on a plane

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  • Can You Take Perfume on a Plane

    Can You Take Perfume on a Plane

    Long flights can make you sweaty, and uncomfortable and will make you long for a refreshing option while traveling. One of the safest options is to carry your favorite fragrance along with you to keep you perked up during the long flight hours. We have thoroughly researched and made sure to answer every question that

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  • Can You Take Lotion on a Plane

    Can I Take Lotion on a Plane? TSA Rules Explained

    Flying, particularly on a long-haul flight, can be very dehydrating, not only internally, but also for your skin and your eyes. So being able to use some of your favorite hand, face or eye lotion during the flight can go a long way to making you feel a little more human. But are you allowed

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  • Can You Take Crochet Hooks on a Plane

    Can You Bring Crochet Hooks on a Plane? TSA Crochet Hooks Rule

    Can you take your crochet hooks and projects on a plane in your carry on to pass the time on a long flight ….

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  • can I wear an underwire bra through airport security

    Will Titanium Set Off a Metal Detector at Airport Security?

    Are you curious about whether titanium triggers metal detectors at airports? You’re not alone! Many travelers, especially those with orthopedic implants like titanium joints or screws, often wonder about this as they prepare for airport security. Will the presence of these metal implants cause any hassle during their journey? Well, we’ll be going over: Understanding

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  • Can you take a backpack on a plane

    Can You Take a Backpack on a Plane?

    Every year, airlines worldwide seem to make the restrictions regarding what size luggage you can take on a plane with you more complicated. In most cases, this is to try and extract yet more money from you as they make taking checked bags even more expensive. However, this has the effect of making people try

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  • How high do planes fly?

    How High Do Planes Fly?

    Different aircraft types can fly at different heights, and this largely depends on whether they are pressurized, the type of engines they have, and their role (leisure, business, commercial, or military). Today, Commercial aircraft fly at altitudes up to 42,000 feet (just under 8 miles high). Concorde used to fly at altitudes up to 60,000

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