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Yes, you can carry medicines in checked luggage, but it is highly recommended to keep all medications in your carry-on to avoid loss, delay.

Yes, you can carry medicine on a flight, and medically necessary liquids over 3.4 ounces are allowed if declared to TSA officers for inspection.

Yes, you can check dry shampoo in luggage as long as each aerosol container is 18 oz or smaller and the nozzle is capped.

Yes, you can carry medicine in your hand luggage.

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

Yes, you can check beer cans in your checked luggage as long as the alcohol content stays at 70% ABV or below and the cans remain in unopened retail.

Yes, TSA allows medication in carry-on bags. Medically necessary liquids are exempt from the 3.4-ounce rule and can be carried in larger amounts.

Yes, you can check a bag at the gate — often free — when overhead bins are full or your carry-on doesn’t fit under the seat.

No, all matches are strictly prohibited in checked baggage. Only one book of safety matches is permitted in carry-on.

Yes, you can check artwork on a plane.