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Air Travel Essentials: Items Not Allowed Onboard
Traveling by air has become increasingly accessible, but purchasing a ticket isn't the only consideration. It's crucial to be aware of and adhere to all rules. Particularly in Asian countries, regulations on permitted items for transportation are strictly enforced.
Let's explore some of the most common restrictions on items allowed onboard:
Sharp Objects: Dangerous items like razors, utility knives, forks, and knives with blades longer than six centimeters are prohibited in carry-on luggage but may be placed in checked baggage. Nail files, tweezers, and nail scissors are allowed in some airlines' carry-on, but it's advisable to pack them in checked baggage.
Liquids: Containers holding more than 100 ml of liquids must be stored in checked baggage. If the container size is 100 ml or less, it can be carried in the cabin. Half-liter bottles of regular water are strictly prohibited.
Gadgets, Cameras, Tablets, and Phones: These items can be carried in both carry-on and checked baggage. However, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is frequently banned due to safety concerns related to its tendency to explode.
Alcoholic Beverages: Alcoholic beverages with less than 24% alcohol content can only be carried in checked baggage or sometimes allowed in containers smaller than 100 ml. Those with alcohol content between 24% and 70% are better placed in checked baggage, while those above 70% are strictly prohibited.
Items for Children: Baby food in containers up to 100 ml is allowed even onboard the aircraft. A stroller can be used up to the aircraft stairs; thereafter, it will be taken and returned after landing.
Musical Instruments, Surfboards, Skateboards, Scooters, and Segways: These items are only permitted in checked baggage. Ensure they are securely packed before traveling.
Medications: Tablets and liquid medications up to 100 ml are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage. Syringes are allowed only with medical prescriptions (e.g., insulin for diabetics).
These are the main categories of items popular among tourists. Rules may vary depending on the airline, but these guidelines generally apply.
Travel smart and stay safe!
Let's explore some of the most common restrictions on items allowed onboard:
Sharp Objects: Dangerous items like razors, utility knives, forks, and knives with blades longer than six centimeters are prohibited in carry-on luggage but may be placed in checked baggage. Nail files, tweezers, and nail scissors are allowed in some airlines' carry-on, but it's advisable to pack them in checked baggage.
Liquids: Containers holding more than 100 ml of liquids must be stored in checked baggage. If the container size is 100 ml or less, it can be carried in the cabin. Half-liter bottles of regular water are strictly prohibited.
Gadgets, Cameras, Tablets, and Phones: These items can be carried in both carry-on and checked baggage. However, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is frequently banned due to safety concerns related to its tendency to explode.
Alcoholic Beverages: Alcoholic beverages with less than 24% alcohol content can only be carried in checked baggage or sometimes allowed in containers smaller than 100 ml. Those with alcohol content between 24% and 70% are better placed in checked baggage, while those above 70% are strictly prohibited.
Items for Children: Baby food in containers up to 100 ml is allowed even onboard the aircraft. A stroller can be used up to the aircraft stairs; thereafter, it will be taken and returned after landing.
Musical Instruments, Surfboards, Skateboards, Scooters, and Segways: These items are only permitted in checked baggage. Ensure they are securely packed before traveling.
Medications: Tablets and liquid medications up to 100 ml are permitted in both carry-on and checked baggage. Syringes are allowed only with medical prescriptions (e.g., insulin for diabetics).
These are the main categories of items popular among tourists. Rules may vary depending on the airline, but these guidelines generally apply.
Travel smart and stay safe!