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Should I just but my liquids in my Checked baggage? Also laptop... camera batteries....?

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Or put in my carry on?

Also Camera batteries? Okay on a flight?

I heard they have to be tapped...

Also debating bringing the laptop should I? How would I do so don't they have to check it?

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  1. allways bring something like a laptop onto carry on. itll prob break because they tend to throw ur c**p around without carring. and as for the batteries, make sure you get them checked in first. also if they are unspecific batteries, leave em home. they sell batteries at all the airports ive been to so far. but still bring them i say just to make sure. get em checked if u do bring them.  because they'll flip if they see them on carry on. they appear exactly the same as two samll dynamite sticks on the scanner lol.


  2. Depends on the liquids. A drink I would just forget about. IDK about the batteries. A laptop is ok but it has to go through the x-ray seperate from ur other bags.

  3. Your airlines website should have the current list of what is and isn't allowed in your carry-on for both domestic and international flights.

    Just last week I brought my laptop in my carry-on for a domestic flight. If you're worried about the batteries just throw them in your checked bags. Also avoid bringing any liquids. They have to be a really small size and all fit in 1 ziploc bag.

  4. Liquids and camera batteries would be better in checked luggage as TSA requires liquids being under 3oz. in carry on bags. With a laptop, if you have it in your carry on you will be required to take it out of your back and run it through the screener seperatly, however you won't be hassled about it and it isn't much of an inconvience

  5. Unless you can put all your liquids into 3 oz or smaller containers, and fit all of the containers in a 1 quart ziplock bag, then you have to check them.

    You can bring your laptop as carry on.  People do it all the time.  You just have to remove it from its case and set it in one of the big grey totes when you go through the security scan.

    Here is a good description of the new battery rules.  You can bring spare batteries, but they must be in your carry-on.  You may not pack them in your checked baggage.  http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/li_...

  6. on ur carry on.

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