Dangerous luggage
We inform you that objects that may pose a risk to the health of passengers and crew cannot be transported.
The following are considered dangerous objects:
Sharp or blunt objects
That can be used to intimidate, attack or endanger others.
Explosives
Including detonators, fuses, grenades and mines.
Gases
Including propane and butane.
Flammable liquids
Including gasoline and methanol.
Flammable solids and reactive substances
Including magnesium, firelighters, fireworks and flares.
Oxidisers and organic peroxides
Including bleach and car body repair kits.
Toxic or infectious substances
Including rat poison and infected blood.
Radioactive material
Including medicinal or commercial isotopes.
Corrosives
Including mercury and vehicle batteries.
Dry ice
Up to 2.5 Kgs. per person and only as special luggage.
Lithium batteries
Lithium batteries may be carried in the checked luggage, provided they are installed in laptops, cameras, mobile phones or similar devices. These must be disconnected and you must ensure that they cannot be accidentally activated.
Large lithium batteries must be packed and transported in the aircraft hold as Cargo, according to the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.
Dangerous objects
- Vehicle fuel system components which have contained fuel.
- E-cigarettes.
- First Aid Kits.
- Ferromagnetic material.
- Car batteries.
- Spare batteries for electronic devices.
Additional restrictions on less common items
There are additional restrictions on less common items or products, and/or that require special measures to be transported in the aircraft hold. For further information, please see the following link: