London Luton's liquid rules still cap every hand-luggage liquid at 100ml per container — a figure BBC News has also reported. That limit has not changed since the airport installed CT scanners in July 2024. The one real change is…

The 100ml cap persists on both sides of the Atlantic not because the scanners failed, but because US and EU regulators treat the rule as a default that must be actively lifted. The European Commission's framework permits airports with certified…

Most "checked luggage bans" aren't checked-bag bans at all. The quiet pattern is an inversion: a bowling ball, a cast-iron skillet, and a snow globe over 3.4 ounces are each barred from the cabin but generally fine in the hold.…

United's carry-on limit is 22 × 14 × 9 inches, wheels and handles included. The personal item must fit under the seat at 17 × 10 × 9 inches. Checked bags max out at 50 pounds and 62 linear inches.…

Your 20,000mAh power bank is allowed in carry-on on nearly every airline. At the standard 3.7V nominal voltage, that rating converts to about 74Wh, which sits under the 100Wh threshold that needs no airline approval. But the capacity number alone…

If a gate agent takes your carry-on because overhead bins are physically full, that gate check is usually free — American and Delta both say so outright, and Frontier’s policy echoes it. But if the same agent takes your bag…

No. Under U.S. federal regulation, a passenger may not drink any alcoholic beverage in flight unless the operating carrier served it. Your sealed duty-free bottle is legal to buy and legal to carry, but it is not legal to open…

The FAA's cabin-safety guidance tells passengers and crews to keep lithium batteries where a thermal runaway would be visible and accessible. A power bank in your lap or seat-back pocket does that. The same power bank buried in an overhead…