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No, a temporary driver’s license is not an acceptable form of identification at TSA checkpoints, even if it’s a temporary version of a REAL ID.

Yes, you can fly with frozen food in carry-on and checked bags if ice packs are completely frozen when screened.

Yes, the TSA generally allows flashlights in carry-on bags, though lithium batteries and tactical features like glass-breaking strike bezels.

Yes, crutches are permitted on planes as essential medical devices and can be carried on or checked at no extra charge after TSA screening.

A birth certificate is not accepted as ID for adults on domestic U.S. flights. Children under 18 don’t need ID, but airlines may require proof of age.

Yes, unloaded firearms in locked hard-sided containers can be checked after declaring them at the ticket counter.

Yes, you can fly with standard wine in checked baggage with no TSA volume limit, though wine between 24% and 70% ABV is capped at 5 liters per.

Yes, but as of May 7, 2025, a non-compliant state license won’t work.

No, a standard 750ml wine bottle exceeds the TSA’s 3.4-ounce (100ml) carry-on liquid limit.

Yes, you can bring a drone in carry-on, but its lithium batteries must comply with FAA and TSA size and quantity limits.