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Can You Bring Aerosol Deodorant on a Plane?
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Typically there is no issue in checked luggage. I think the limit for aerosols is excessive like 70oz (2kg). Far more than the average deodorant can. Hand luggage however has limits of 3.4 fluid Oz (100ml).
If you're unsure you can always check on your country or destination countries aviation rules/guidelines.
Deodorants in the form of solids, gels, or sticks are generally allowed in checked luggage. However, there are restrictions on aerosol deodorants in checked baggage due to the potential for them to be considered hazardous materials. It's a good idea to check with the airline or relevant authorities for the most up-to-date regulations as they may vary by airline and location.