Can I bring miscellaneous grains on a plane abroad, and can I bring food on a plane?

Hello! Here are some things to keep in mind when flying abroad:

1. Carry all the documents.

Important documents such as passports, I-20s, etc., should be placed in an easy-to-access purse or pouch to avoid being held in your hand all the time, as they may fall out of your hands, and should be taken care of. To prevent loss, it's a good idea to keep a photocopy for your family and a copy in your checked baggage. In the unlikely event that it is lost, it is not a problem to apply for a replacement with a photocopy.

As for the documents that must be carried on board, they are:

1) I-20 or IAP-66.

2) Passport. 3) Airfare.

4) Other important documents: such as vaccination certificate, doctor's prescription, etc.

5) Address of relatives, friends, school, alumni association and pick-up person**.

2. Checked baggage shall not be overweight Passengers taking economy class on international flights are limited to two pieces of checked baggage per person, and each piece of luggage shall not exceed 32 kg. The packed luggage was a mess, wasting your time and effort. Write your name and address clearly on the inside and outside of the box with a signature pen, and if you lose your luggage tag, you can send it to the collection desk.

Alternatively, to make it easier to find your luggage, put a brightly coloured sticker on it or tie a brightly coloured packing string.

3. Items in carry-on baggage There is no limit on the weight and number of pieces of carry-on baggage, but there is a limit on the size (usually limited to the size that can be placed under the seat, if you have any questions, you can check with the airline), and each piece of baggage must be tagged or labeled, indicating the English name of the owner and the contact ** and address in the United States. Basically, the right amount of carry-on luggage is enough to avoid mobility problems. If you have several pieces of carry-on luggage, it is best to use a trolley, which can be purchased at the airport or in a store.

1) Small bills (twenty dollars, ten dollars, five dollars, one dollar bills) and coins (twenty-five cents quarters), if you only have large bills on your body, you can change some more change at the store or use the money changer when you arrive at the airport in the United States, so as to make **, pay fares and tips.

2) Personal spare medicines: those with special diseases must bring their own medicines. It is best to have a doctor's prescription or leaflet. As much as possible, do not take sleeping drugs on the plane.

3) Traveler's cheques and stubs: In order to avoid losing them at the same time, it is best to put these two things separately, if possible, write the number of the traveler's cheque on a notepad, in case it is lost, you can immediately notify the bank according to the number to cancel and re-apply for reissuance.

4) Others: As the air-conditioning on the plane is strong and the air is extremely dry, in addition to replenishing water on the plane, you may wish to carry a light jacket, food, skin cream and lip balm with you in case of emergency. At the same time, in order to avoid monotony during the trip, bring one or two books that you love or notepads that can be used as miscellaneous notes, you can pass the time during the trip.

5) Personal dietary restrictions: If you have dietary restrictions due to health or religious reasons, you can notify the airline 48 hours before the flight departure and order a meal that suits you.

Visual inspection of most countries is fine, but don't be seeds, easy to detain.

It depends on which country you go to, and different countries have different requirements.

Airplanes are generally allowed to bring something to eat. The food that can be carried on the plane cannot be liquids, such as milk, beverages and other beverages, and fresh and perishable items with obvious odors, such as eggs, durian, seafood, etc., except for these two categories, most other foods can be carried on the plane.

The airport can bring some cooked food or snacks such as bread, biscuits, chewing gum.

Preserves, potato chips.

Chocolates and other food items such as liquid food, such as milk, canned porridge, etc., need to be checked in and cannot be carried on board.

Complimentary meals, drinks, water and other food are usually provided on board, and domestic flights take a relatively short time, so you generally don't need to bring too much food on board.

It is best not to eat food that is easy to produce gas before taking a flight, and do not eat too much, so as not to cause physical discomfort during the high-altitude flight.

You can bring food with you on a plane, but if you eat something that contains food, you can only check it in and cannot carry it with you.

1. The types of liquids that can be carried on board are restricted.

1. Liquid drinks: such as mineral water, tea, carbonated drinks, milk, yogurt, fruit juice, etc.;

2. Toiletries: such as toothpaste, shampoo, shower gel, body lotion, shaving foam;

3. Gel supplies: setting water, water, etc.;

4. Medicines: such as eye drops, oral or external liquids, sprays, etc.;

5. Liquid food: sweet paste, bottled and canned food;

6. Aerosol: spray.

2. Disposal of liquids that cannot pass the safety inspection.

Liquids or gels that do not meet the safety requirements should only be disposed of. The security department does not have custody or storage services. Please pack liquids, gels and aerosols in your checked baggage to pass through the security check.

The plane can bring food, but can only carry bread, biscuits and other food, but can not carry food containing liquids, such as milk, juice, so as not to be able to pass the security check and board the plane smoothly, and before taking the plane, it is not advisable to eat too greasy food, so as not to cause nausea and other symptoms during the flight, which will affect the flight experience.

Can I bring food on the plane?

1. You can carry it

nbsp;You can bring food on the plane, but you can't bring food containing liquids, such as milk, drinks, alcohol, etc., and even food in vegetables and fruits should not be carried, so as not to be able to pass through the security check. It's a good idea to bring bread, biscuits or buckets of instant noodles on the plane.

2. Pay attention to the flight

nbsp;Before taking the plane, it is best not to eat food that is too greasy and has more animal protein, so as not to cause abdominal pain and bloating during the flight, and not to eat too much, so as not to increase the burden on the stomach and intestines, and have symptoms such as nausea and vomiting during the flight.

3. Contraindications

Although the airplane is a convenient means of transportation, people with high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease are not suitable for taking the airplane, so as not to aggravate the condition due to lack of oxygen during the flight, and the newborn baby is not suitable for the airplane, at this time the baby's organs are not mature and cannot adapt to the high-altitude and low-oxygen environment.

When flying, you can bring some food items that don't need to be packed extra. However, it's important to note that airlines and airports may have different rules for bringing food, so it's important to check the specific rules for your flight before you go. Here are some suggestions for the Mill faction

1.Dry food: such as biscuits, candies, nuts, chocolate, etc.

However, please note that some dry foods may have a crunchy crust that can easily cause noise and affect other passengers when eaten on board, so it is recommended to choose foods without a crunchy crust. 2.Drinks:

Drinking water is allowed, but you will need to dispose of your own water bottles. Some airlines will provide passengers with drinking water free of assault charges, but it is recommended that you bring extra drinking water at the airport to meet your needs during the journey. 3.

Fruits and vegetables: It is possible to bring fresh fruits and vegetables such as apples, bananas, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. However, it is important to note that some airlines may have weight and quantity restrictions on the amount of fruits and vegetables that can be carried.

4.Delicatessen: such as sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, etc.

These foods can usually be heated on an airplane and eaten during the journey. However, please make sure that the food is well packaged to avoid odors on the plane. 5.

Liquid food: such as canned food, jams, salad dressings, etc. These foods usually need to be packed in airtight containers and inspected at security checks.

6.Dairy products: such as milk, yogurt, cheese, etc.

Please make sure that these items have passed the liquid test at the time of security. Some airlines allow unopened dairy products, but some may require passengers to open the package for inspection at the security checkpoint. Please note that some airlines may have stricter rules on bringing food into your carry-on.

Before you travel, we recommend that you check your airline's official website** or contact your airline's customer service for specific food regulations. At the same time, keep the food packaging intact to avoid trouble at the security check.

You can bring food with you on the plane.

However, all countries have very strict requirements for food, according to strict requirements, you can bring anything to eat when you travel abroad, but you must eat it before entering the customs.

If you want to enter the food that can be brought into foreign customs, only candy, biscuits, dried potatoes, and instant noodles are brought casually, and seafood is a common product in the world, and the difference is not strict. Meat is not good whether it is raw or cooked, including canned food, fruits, eggs, including fruits, meat, and eggs, and liquid food. If the declaration is not declared on the customs declaration, not only the food will be confiscated, but the first offender will be fined $300 and the second offender will be fined $500.

But it's up to you to go**. The requirements of the national customs for the entry country are different, Europe and the United States are stricter in China's customs inspection, and the European customs inspection is relatively loose. The principles of wanting to bring other foods are:

1. Do not exceed 1 kilogram, even if the quantity is found for the first time, it will not be fined, but confiscated and warned, and leave a record in the computer, and give priority to checking you every time in the future.

2. As long as it is not meat, dehydrated (such as raisins, dried dates) and sealed food can be bringed, and it is best to have a regular brand of well-packaged food.

3. Other countries, especially those that encourage tourism, are relatively loose, especially those who travel with groups are not very easy to check. Bring some points appropriately and put them in different positions in the suitcase, which can generally be mixed out.

1. You can bring food on the plane, bread, biscuits and other foods can pass the security check and be carried on the plane. However, it should be noted that when carrying bread, biscuits, dried fruits and other foods on the plane, you can generally only carry snacks weighing more than 5 kilograms, and drinks and alcohol cannot be carried with you.

2. It is not recommended to carry puffed foods with too much flavor such as shrimp chips and potato chips, because the smell will be difficult to disperse in the cabin.

3. When it is time to eat, small meals such as peanuts are usually provided on the plane, as well as hamburgers, hot dogs, and fatty meals, as well as mineral water, coffee, tea and other beverages, which are provided to passengers free of charge.