Baggage
The airlines have different rules for checked baggage. You can find information about baggage here:
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Please pack your bags correctly. The EU has prepared a list of items that are banned from both cabin and checked baggage when travelling by plane. We have provided an overview of what you may and may not bring with you in the cabin and checked baggage. The list of banned items is intended to be of assistance to everyone travelling by plane. Note that the list will never be finalized and that it must be considered informational. The security personnel will exercise discretion when enforcing the rules. If you are in any doubt with respect to items you intend to take with you, please contact your local airport.
Liquids exceeding more than 100mlFirearms Sharp or pointed objects or weapons Blunt instruments Flammable and explosive materials Chemical and toxic substances
Travellers are responsible for not bringing banned items onto airplanes. If such items are discovered at the security checkpoint the passenger will be stopped and asked to remove the item before he or she is allowed to proceed. Waste containers are available if the traveller wishes to dispose of items in this manner. Please note that these items will be destroyed.
Please note that the security staff may reject any object not included on the list above but nevertheless gives rise to concern.
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Checked Baggage
The following substances and items may not be placed in the hold or checked baggage:explosives, including detonators, fuses, grenades, mines and dynamite gases: e.g. propane, butane flammable liquids, including petrol and methanol flammable solids or reactive substances, including magnesium, percussion caps, fireworks, flares oxidants and organic peroxides including bleaching agents and body repair equipment for cars toxic or contagious substances including rat poison and infected blood radioactive materials including medical or commercial isotopes corrosive substances including mercury, car batteries, etc. parts of cars’ fuel systems that have contained fuel