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Home Flights Hotels Cruises Cars Travel Tips Before You Go - Airline Tips - Hotels - Cruise Line Tips - Rental Car Tips Airline Tips #3 Airline Tips #1 - Airline Tips #2 - Airline Tips #3 - Airline Tips #4 - Airline Tips #5 How to pack the liquids So your clothes aren’t covered in the liquids, use plastic bottles in your packing. Only fill the bottles to the ¾ mark in case they are crushed or the contents freeze and expand. You also might want to pack them in plastic freezer bags just in case. The best way to carry your medications Carry them in your carry-on since it will be less likely to be lost than your checked luggage. Your carry-on will also do less harm to temperature-sensitive medication. Bring along the generic names of your medications since brand names can vary. Carry your medication in their original bottles to help avoid security questions. If you have any questionable drugs or particularly large supplies, you might want to bring a letter from your doctor stating you have a legal right to use these drugs. If you are traveling outside the United States, check to see what you can take with you. Something legal here might be illegal elsewhere. It could get dumped, or you could get dumped in jail. What should you pack in carry-on luggage Since luggage can be lost, your best defense is a well-packed carry-on bag. This is the best place for your travel documents, itinerary and coupons. Your valuables, such as jewelry and electronics, are also safest in your carry-on. Appropriate converter and/or adapter, if you plan on using any electrical devices abroad. Phrase book, if you are traveling into a region with an unfamiliar language. A list of everything in your checked baggage, in case you need to fill out a claim form. Address and phone numbers of friends, relatives and contact phone numbers of your doctor. A copy of your credit card numbers and contact information. A copy of your travelers checks and contact information You should also include a one-night stay package in your carry-on, in other words, everything you’ll need to make it one night in case your bags are delayed or lost. A small umbrella, sweater, change of shoes, extra pair of eyeglasses, camera, film, batteries, first aid kit, moist towelettes. Clothing pins for all those hotel curtains that won’t quite close. You should also pack your medication, especially temperature sensitive medication, in your carry-on keeping your pills in their original bottles to help avoid security questions. It is also best if your carry-on bags are plain. A computer logo may look cool, but it also says " Hey, look everybody I have something really expensive in here. Now watch cause if I only look away for a second, it’s steak dinners on me". Put lots of crisp one-dollar bills in with your other cash. This will come in handy when dealing with all the skycaps, bus drivers and porters. Airline Tips #1 - Airline Tips #2 - Airline Tips #3 - Airline Tips #4 - Airline Tips #5

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