Guide

Yes, you can bring snacks through TSA, but liquid or spreadable foods must meet the 3-1-1 rule or fit special exemptions.

Yes, spray sunscreen can go in a checked bag on planes as a toiletry aerosol, within FAA limits and with the cap on.

Yes, you can bring string cheese on a plane; it’s a solid food allowed in carry-on and checked, as long as any gel packs are fully frozen at screening.

Yes, soft cheese is allowed on planes, but carry-on portions must meet the liquids rule while larger tubs ride in checked bags.

Yes, you can bring snacks for your child on the plane; liquids and gels face limits, while baby items get special leeway.

Yes, you can bring shavers in luggage: electric and disposable in carry-on; loose blades and straight razors belong in checked bags.

Yes, safety pins are allowed in carry-on luggage and checked bags under TSA policy.

Yes, you can bring snacks on international flights, but liquids and meat/dairy face limits and many items must be declared at customs.

Yes, you can bring stroopwafels on a plane; they’re solid snacks, so they’re allowed in carry-on and checked bags.

Yes, you can bring shelf stable milk on a plane; carry-on needs 3.4-oz packs (unless for infants), while any size can go in checked bags.