Airlines Guide

Electric shaver and spare batteries neatly packed in a foam-lined travel case inside a carry-on suitcase.

Can You Put an Electric Shaver in Your Carry-On...

Yes—you’re welcome to bring your electric shaver in your carry-on luggage. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) categorizes electric razors as permissible items in both carry-on and checked bags, so long...

Can You Put an Electric Shaver in Your Carry-On...

Yes—you’re welcome to bring your electric shaver in your carry-on luggage. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) categorizes electric razors as permissible items in both carry-on and checked bags, so long...

Electric toothbrush in a protective travel case ready for luggage.

Electric Toothbrush in Luggage: TSA, FAA & IATA...

Yes—you can pack your electric toothbrush in both your carry-on and checked luggage, but you must follow battery and safety regulations to avoid delays or confiscation.

Electric Toothbrush in Luggage: TSA, FAA & IATA...

Yes—you can pack your electric toothbrush in both your carry-on and checked luggage, but you must follow battery and safety regulations to avoid delays or confiscation.

Transparent quart-size plastic bag with four travel-size liquid bottles in an airport security bin, illustrating the TSA 3-1-1 carry-on rule.

Liquid Regulations in Carry-On Luggage for All ...

Traveling with liquids in your carry-on can be confusing, but all U.S. airlines follow the same TSA rules.  The TSA 3-1-1 rule limits liquids in carry-on luggage to 3.4-ounce (100...

Liquid Regulations in Carry-On Luggage for All ...

Traveling with liquids in your carry-on can be confusing, but all U.S. airlines follow the same TSA rules.  The TSA 3-1-1 rule limits liquids in carry-on luggage to 3.4-ounce (100...

Airline Regulations on Lithium Batteries – Complete Guide for All U.S. Airlines

Airline Regulations on Lithium Batteries – Comp...

U.S. airlines follow FAA and TSA guidelines: small lithium-ion batteries (under 100 Wh) are generally allowed in unlimited quantities in carry-on, while larger batteries (100–160 Wh) need airline approval and...

Airline Regulations on Lithium Batteries – Comp...

U.S. airlines follow FAA and TSA guidelines: small lithium-ion batteries (under 100 Wh) are generally allowed in unlimited quantities in carry-on, while larger batteries (100–160 Wh) need airline approval and...

Traveler lifting AOTOS smart rideable luggage into airplane cabin aisle—carry-on compliant electric suitcase for effortless in-flight mobility.

2025 TSA Carry-On & Checked Banned Items Guide

This guide details the latest TSA regulations on prohibited items for 2025, covering both carry-on restrictions and checked-baggage rules.  We explain which banned items cannot be brought on board –...

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2025 TSA Carry-On & Checked Banned Items Guide

This guide details the latest TSA regulations on prohibited items for 2025, covering both carry-on restrictions and checked-baggage rules.  We explain which banned items cannot be brought on board –...

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Traveler stowing an AOTOS electric rideable suitcase in an airplane overhead bin, showcasing its carry-on, cabin-friendly smart luggage design.

Can I Bring an Electric Suitcase on the Plane?

Yes, you can bring an electric suitcase (also known as smart luggage) on a plane – but only if it meets very specific TSA regulations and airline requirements. The key...

Can I Bring an Electric Suitcase on the Plane?

Yes, you can bring an electric suitcase (also known as smart luggage) on a plane – but only if it meets very specific TSA regulations and airline requirements. The key...