Yes, one standard Zippo lighter can travel in your carry-on or pocket, but a fueled one cannot go in checked baggage. A Zippo lighter sits in a gray area for a lot of travelers. It’s small, common, and easy to forget in a jacket or bag. Then airport screening shows up, and that little lighter […]

Yes, a British citizen can study in the UK without a student visa, though tuition fees and funding depend on where they’ve been living. A British passport gets you through the first gate. It shows you’re a British citizen, which means you have the right to live in the UK and take a course there.

Yes, cash for a delayed flight is possible in some cases, though U.S. rules, airline policies, and EU law all use different standards. A delayed flight can wreck a whole trip. You miss a wedding dinner, lose a hotel night, blow a cruise boarding time, or end up sleeping in an airport chair with your

Yes, travelers can buy an Irish SIM card after landing at Dublin Airport, with in-airport options that suit both quick trips and longer stays. If you want mobile data the minute you land in Ireland, Dublin Airport makes that easy. You do not need to wait until you reach the city, hunt for a carrier

Yes, many airlines let you buy a ticket before you enter passport details, but international trips still need matching passport data before departure. You can often book a flight before you have your passport number in hand. That’s the plain answer. For many airlines and online travel sites, the booking system mainly needs the traveler’s

Yes, most solid foods can go in a carry-on, while drinks, dips, sauces, and other spreadable foods must stay within the 3.4-ounce liquid limit. You can usually bring food in your carry-on bag in the United States. That’s the simple part. The messy part is that airport security does not judge food by meal type.

Yes, a suit usually fits in cabin baggage if you fold it with care, pick the right bag, and stay within your airline’s size limit. You don’t need a giant suitcase to travel with a suit. In many cases, a carry-on is enough. That helps you skip baggage claim, dodge checked-bag fees, and keep your

No, an airplane can hold altitude with low thrust, but it cannot stay aloft by “idling” the way a car engine does. It’s an easy question to ask because planes can look almost still from the ground. You’ll see one circling near an airport, hear the engines soften, and it can seem like the aircraft

Yes, an action camera can go in checked baggage, but loose batteries, charging cases, and power banks must stay in your carry-on. A GoPro itself is usually fine in checked luggage. The part that changes the answer is the battery setup. If the battery is installed in the camera, you can usually pack it in

Yes, most passengers can ask for another snack or meal portion on a plane if extra items are still available after service. You can ask for more food on a plane. That part is simple. The part that changes is whether the crew can say yes. Airlines load food by route, cabin, flight time, and