Guide

Yes, you can check a duffel bag on a plane, provided it stays within the airline’s size and weight limits (typically 62 linear inches and 40–50.

Yes, you can check a drone in your luggage, but lithium batteries must be removed and packed in your carry-on bag per FAA rules.

Whole, solid lemons are allowed through TSA security in both carry-on and checked bags when flying within the continental United States.

Yes, you can check a CPAP machine in your luggage, but most experts recommend carrying it on board to avoid loss or damage.

Yes, the TSA generally allows laser pointers in both carry-on and checked luggage, though the final say rests with the checkpoint officer.

Yes, you can check a bottle of wine in your suitcase if it is packed securely and complies with TSA alcohol limits for checked bags.

Yes, you can check a BB gun on a plane by packing it unloaded in a locked hard-sided container and declaring it to your airline as a firearm.

Yes, you can carry a laptop on a plane in your carry-on baggage.

Yes, you can check a bag with wrapped presents, though TSA officers may need to open them for inspection if they raise an alarm during security.

No, knives are prohibited in carry-on bags, but you can pack them in checked luggage as long as they are sheathed or securely wrapped.