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Yes, you can bring Vicks products on a plane, but liquids and creams must follow the 3-1-1 rule or be declared as medication.

Yes, you can bring whisky on a plane: minis in 3-1-1 carry-on, or up to 5L in checked if 24–70% ABV and unopened; over 70% ABV is banned.

Yes, wine is allowed in checked luggage when packed to prevent leaks and it stays under airline weight limits and alcohol rules.

Yes, you can bring Vegemite on a plane; it counts as a spread, so carry-on jars must be 3.4 oz (100 ml) or smaller.

Carry-on electronics are allowed; remove large devices at screening, and keep spare lithium batteries and power banks in the cabin only.

Most electronics can go in checked baggage, but spare lithium batteries and power banks stay in carry-on under TSA and airline limits.

For bringing liquid items on a plane, follow 3‑1‑1: ≤3.4 oz (100 mL) in one quart bag; larger liquids go in checked bags, with limited exemptions.

Carry-on liquids must be in 3.4‑oz (100 ml) containers inside one quart‑size bag; medical and baby‑care liquids can exceed this with extra screening.

Liquid items in checked baggage are allowed within safety rules; banned are flammables, >70% alcohol, and hazardous aerosols.

You can bring most daily items on a plane, but liquids, batteries, aerosols, sharp tools, and bulky gear face size and safety limits.