Prohibited luggage.

This page lists all airline prohibited and restricted baggage, including both hand and aircraft hold baggage.

LIQUIDS

All liquids must be carried in a single, transparent, resealable, plastic bag, measuring 20 x 20 cm ( Pictured above ).Only one such bag per passenger is allowed, unless you are travelling with a babe in arms. Bags must be presented at airport security.

Prohibited liquids consist of ;

Drinks of any kind. Only drinks purchased after passing through airport security will be allowed into aircraft cabin.

Cosmetics.

Toiletries.

Hairspray.

Deodorant.

Toothpaste

Contact lens solution.

All above listed items must be packed into aircraft hold baggage.

PERMITTED LIQUIDS.

Baby food.

Baby milk.

Baby sterilised water.

Essential liquid medicines, which must be accompanied with a relevant doctor's certificate.

Liquids, aerosols or gels purchased at airport duty free shops or on airlines can now be carried in hand luggage but must be sealed and accompanied with their receipt.

HAND HELD BAGGAGE

Hand baggage must be no larger than 56 cm x 45 cm x 25 cm.

There are no restrictions on mobile phones, laptops, or other electronic hand held items.

One cigarette lighter is allowed per passenger.

Medical equipment must have a relevant doctors certificate.

For large medical equipment, please contact airline for carriage information prior to travelling.

For large musical instruments or sporting equipment please contact airline for carriage information prior to travelling.

All items listed below are not allowed in hand baggage.

POINTED EDGED / SHARP ITEMS ;

Axes / hatchets.

Arrows / darts.

Corkscrews.

Crampons.

Harpoons / spears.

Hypodermic syringes, unless needed for medical reasons during duration of flight.

Ice axes / ice spears.

Knives of any kind.

Machetes.

Meat cleavers.

Metal cutlery.

Open blades.

Open razors.

Sabres / swords.

Scalpels.

Scissors of more than 3cm in length.

Ski / hiking poles.

Throwing stars.

Tradesmen tools including Blow torches.

Box cutters.

Crowbars.

Drills and drill bits.

Hammers.

Knives.

Pliers.

Saws.

Shears.

Screwdrivers.

BLUNT INSTRUMENTS;

Baseball / softball bats.

Billiard / pool / snooker cues.

Clubs.

Coshes.

Cricket bats.

Fishing rods.

Golf clubs.

Hockey / lacrosse sticks.

Kayak / canoe paddles.

Knuckle dusters.

Martial arts equipment including Kubatons.

Kubasaunts.

Num chucks.

Rice flails.

Skateboards.

AIRCRAFT HOLD BAGGAGE

All items listed below are not allowed in either hand or hold luggage.

GUNS / FIREARMS.

(For carriage of these items, special arrangements must be made with airlines before travelling.)

Air pistols / rifles.

Any object imitating a firearm.

Bolt guns.

Catapults.

Cattleprods.

Crossbows.

Firearm component parts.

Flare pistols.

Harpoon / spear guns.

Hover boards or their charger bases.

Humane animal killers.

Nail guns.

Pellet guns.

Pistols.

Replica / imitation guns.

Revolvers.

Rifles.

Shotguns.

starter pistols.

Stun guns.

Tasers.

Toy guns.

CHEMICAL / TOXIC SUBSTANCES.

Any of the items in the following list are not allowed under any circumstances.

Alkalis.

Bleach.

Car body repair kits.

Chlorine.

Combustable materials.

Corrosives.

Fire extinguishers.

Hazardous infectious / biological substances.

Commercial / medicinal / isotopes.

Mace.

Mercury.

Organic peroxide.

Oxidisers.

Pepper spray.

Poisons.

Radioactive materials.

Tear gas.

Vehicle batteries.

Wet batteries.

EXPLOSIVE / FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES.

Any of the items in the following list are not allowed under any circumstances.

Aerosol spray paint.

Alcohol exceeding 70 % proof volume.

Blasting caps.

Detonators.

Diesel.

Ethanol.

Firelighters.

Fireworks.

Flares.

Fuses.

Gas.

Gas containers including acetylene

butane.

oxygen.

propane.

Grenades.

Lighter fluid.

Magnesium.

Methanol.

Mines.

Non safety matches.

Party poppers.

Petrol.

Pyrotechnics.

replica / imitation explosive devices.

Smoke canisters / cartridges.

Toy cap gun caps.

Turpentine / paint - varnish thinners.

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