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Short answer first: yes, you can bring most razors in your carry-on. A razor with a fixed blade, so a wet razor, a system razor, a disposable, and any electric shaver, is no problem on board. The one real ban is loose blades. More on that in a second.
Miriam Kohl
Guides
If you're looking up the rules for Corendon hand luggage in 2026, you'll almost certainly hit two snags. First: there are two companies called Corendon, and each has its own baggage rules. Second: the airline overhauled its entire fare structure mid-year, and most guides out there still show the...
Lena Brandt
Guides
A large suitcase feels like the safe choice: more room, less packing stress, everything fits. The catch shows up at check-in. The 23 kilos most airlines allow for checked baggage fill faster than you'd think, and an XXL case is exactly what tempts you to blow past them.
Tobias Weßling
Guides
TSA luggage locks solve exactly one problem, and there's another one they don't touch. The first: your bag doesn't get cut open during a US inspection. The second, which they don't solve: they won't stop a thief who has pulled a master key file off the internet and printed it. Both things are...
Lena Brandt
Tips
Flying with your e-bike this summer? Or packing the cordless drill for a job abroad? Sooner or later you hit the same question: what can a lithium battery on a plane actually do these days? The honest answer is a bit annoying, because it depends entirely on which battery you mean. An e-bike pack...
Miriam Kohl
Guides
I watched a woman lose her portable charger at the gate in Munich last summer. Brand name, 20,000 mAh, perfectly fine capacity. The problem? The label on the back was scratched off. You couldn't read the watt-hour rating anymore. Security took it. Gone.
Miriam Kohl
Guides
You booked a cheap Austrian Airlines flight and now you're wondering what you can actually bring on board? Fair enough. Austrian Airlines hand luggage changed in 2026, and the rules aren't as clear-cut as they were a couple of years ago. That trolley case that used to come with almost every...
Miriam Kohl
Guides
The most expensive moment of a trip? Usually the one at the gate, when the airline scale reads 24.3 kilos and you owe them money. That's exactly where our luggage scale test 2026 comes in: six digital scales, compared honestly, so you already know where you stand before you leave the house. No...
Tobias Weßling
Guides
You booked a cheap Vueling flight to Barcelona and now you're wondering what your Vueling hand luggage actually includes? Short answer up front: usually less than you'd think. Vueling draws a hard line between a small free item and a large trolley that costs extra on the cheapest fare. And that...
Lena Brandt
Guides
Something fundamental changed with SWISS hand luggage in 2026, and honestly most guides online still haven't caught up. Since the new Economy Basic fare launched, the cheapest SWISS ticket no longer includes a case for the overhead bin at all, just one small personal item under the seat in front....
Tobias Weßling
Guides
There's barely a luggage question that splits people as reliably as this one. Hard shell vs soft shell suitcase, that's the debate running through your head before every bigger trip. One person swears by the rigid plastic shell, another won't give up their fabric case for anything. And honestly?...
Lena Brandt
Guides
Since 19 May 2026, even a single bag in the hold isn't a given on Lufthansa's cheapest fare anymore. If you rely on old rules of thumb for your Lufthansa checked baggage, you'll pay for it at the counter. Usually more than you'd expect.
Miriam Kohl
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