Bluetooth Earbuds

[fruitsalad]

Can you use these on a plane, also should spray deodorants etc, and chargers be placed in hand luggage or in the suitcase?

[calmck]

Small spray deodorants can be in the liquid bag in hand luggage. I always take my chargers in hand luggage

[calmck]

Re earbuds. Check at home if they work when your phone etc is on flight mode

[fbg40]

Hi
Don't know if these would work on a plane, but I would imagine if you connect using bluetooth it should be ok but, as calmck says, check your phone first. If you are considering buying some earbuds, migh I suggest the following, I bought these on a WHICH magazine recommendation and they are tremendous value for money, one of the best buys I have ever made - this link is from Amazon.
Wireless Earbuds, [What Hi-Fi Awards] EarFun Air Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones with 4 Mics ENC, Sweatshield™ IPX7 Waterproof, Clear Sound, Deep Bass, Wireless Charge, Game Mode, 35H Long Playtime, Black
Good luck
FBG40

[Prudie]

I'm thinking you haven't flown for a while, I'd suggest you read the rules your airline will have sent you because it's still very strict (at the moment ) about what you can take on the plane in hand luggage. The max amount of any liquid, creams, lotions, toiletries inc aerosols is 100ml. That's a lot smaller than say a standard can of men's deodorant. What you do take has to be in a clear plastic bag.

[barry1010]

If you want to use deodorant on a plane please be considerate and use a roll on or stick deodorant

[fruitsalad]

No I haven't flown for quite a while, I do have some earbuds, I have to wear the ones that hoop over the top of my ears or they keep falling out, I think my earhole is small, but on a positive note they do work in airplane mode cheers guys.

[Buenchico]

Aerosols are prohiited in cabin baggage.

In hold baggage, no individual aerosol can exceed 0.5 kg (or 0,5 litres). The total for all aerosols in hold baggage must not exceed 2 kg (or 2 litres).

From the Civil Aviation Authority:
https://www.caa.co.uk/passengers/before-you-fly/baggage/items-that-are-allowed-in-baggage/

[Prudie]

And from gov.uk you can, as long as it's under 100ml. Ask your airline
https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions

[Prudie]

and apologies, not point scoring but trying to give fruitsalad the correct information. I have just pasted this from an upcoming BA flight I have:
Aerosols are allowed to be carried into the cabin but cannot be used on board.