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Yes, you can fly on a plane without a COVID-19 vaccine — as of May 12, 2023, the U.S.

Yes, solid wax candles are allowed in both carry-on and checked bags, but gel candles are limited to checked luggage and must comply.

Yes, you can pack vitamins in your carry-on — pills and powders face no specific limits under TSA rules.

Yes, you can fly with just a passport. U.S.

Yes, solid wax candles are permitted in hand luggage per TSA rules. Gel candles are not allowed in carry-on and must be checked.

No, vape pens are strictly prohibited in checked luggage and must be transported in carry-on baggage due to the fire risk posed by their lithium.

Flying with a sinus infection is generally not recommended, as blocked sinuses cannot equalize pressure during altitude changes.

Yes, you can bring Tylenol in pill or capsule form in your carry-on without needing original packaging or a declaration to TSA.

Yes, most major US airlines allow small household birds in the cabin as long as they remain in an approved carrier under the seat.

Yes, it is generally safe to fly while taking prescribed blood thinners, and they may help reduce the elevated risk of blood clots during.