How to Pack Like a Pro - Travel Tip

Great tips. Except, when flying in the US you have to leave your toiletries out because they are inspected separately when you go through TSA security. (I always try to include something terribly embarrassing for them to find at as I figure it's probably a pretty boring job)

I always bring a backpack on the plane with the toiletries and a change of clothes in case my baggage ends up somewhere else, as it has on several occasions.

Have a nice trip, Indian Summer. The days are getting long in Norway about now, I imagine.
 
Great tips. Except, when flying in the US you have to leave your toiletries out because they are inspected separately when you go through TSA security. (I always try to include something terribly embarrassing for them to find at as I figure it's probably a pretty boring job)

I always bring a backpack on the plane with the toiletries and a change of clothes in case my baggage ends up somewhere else, as it has on several occasions.

Have a nice trip, Indian Summer. The days are getting long in Norway about now, I imagine.

It differs from airport to airport and whether it is a domestic or international flight. When I fly from LAX I carry liquids in small bottles in a plastic bag in my carry on bag . Within the EU 100 ml plastic bottles are permitted as long as they are in a plastic bag.

http://www.greenclaim.com/news/2013/03/04/liquids-allowed-in-carry-on-luggage-starting-2014/

For the US

http://www.expertflyer.com/carry-on-restrictions


It is always a good idea to have extra clothes, medication, all valuables (camera, phone, passports, jewellery) placed in your hand luggage.
 
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