Yes, a massage gun can go in a cabin bag, though the battery type, size, and screening check can still affect how you pack it. A massage gun is usually allowed in a carry-on. That’s the plain answer. The part that trips people up is not the motor. It’s the battery, the shape of the […]

Yes, you can file a visitor visa application while living in Canada, but the country you want to visit sets the filing rules, timing, and eligibility. If you’re in Canada and planning a short trip abroad, this question comes up fast: can you apply from Canada, or do you need to return to your home

Yes, a jetliner can glide and land after total thrust loss if it has enough height, speed, and a reachable runway or landing area. A commercial plane does not stay in the air because the engines “hold it up.” The wings do that. The engines add thrust, which keeps the aircraft moving fast enough for

Yes, Etihad usually allows one cabin bag plus one small personal item, such as a laptop bag, if both meet its size and weight limits. If you’re flying Etihad and don’t want a gate-side surprise, here’s the plain answer: a laptop bag can usually count as your personal item, while your larger cabin bag counts

No, this add-on has to be bought during the first booking, so you usually can’t tack it onto an existing reservation. If you’re staring at your Allegiant reservation and wishing you’d added Trip Flex, the bad news is plain: Allegiant says Trip Flex must be purchased when you first book. Once the trip is already

Most airlines let you switch to a different routing before departure, though fare gaps, fees, and seat availability shape the final price. Yes, in many cases you can change your trip to a different route. That could mean switching from a nonstop to a connecting itinerary, changing your connection city, or even changing both flights

Yes, many lounges let you reserve entry before your trip, though some still work on walk-in access only. Airport lounge access is no longer just a last-minute thing at the terminal. Many independent lounges, paid lounge networks, and some card-linked programs now let you lock in a visit before travel day. That can be a

Yes, a DSLR can go in your carry-on or checked bag, though carry-on is safer and spare lithium batteries should stay with you. A DSLR is one of those things people hate to part with at the airport. It is pricey, fragile, and often packed with memory cards full of work or once-only shots. The

Yes, some aircraft can move backward on the ground, but most passenger jets leave the gate with a pushback tug instead of engine power. A plane can go in reverse, though not in the way many people picture it. The short version is this: aircraft can move backward on the ground in some cases, but

Yes, a 40,800 mAh unit is usually carry-on only and often needs airline approval because it lands near 151 Wh. A 40,800 mAh power bank sounds like a simple travel item. On a flight, it isn’t judged by milliamp-hours alone. Airlines and airport screeners care about watt-hours, since that number shows the battery’s energy level