Dangerous Goods

To complete check-in, please read and confirm below that you have understood which items are forbidden for carriage.

Forbidden anywhere on the aircraft:

Explosives1
Blow torches & chef's blow torches
Flammable liquids and solids2
Bleaches & corrosives3
Paint & paint thinner
Poisons & infectious substances
Acids
Compressed gasses4
Matches & lighters
Incapacitating sprays
Magnetic
Radioactive items
Self-balancing devices5
1. Fireworks, party poppers etc2. Including chemistry sets3. Mercury acids, alkalis4. Butane, propane and aqualung cylinders5. Hoverboards, Segways

Forbidden in hold luggage:

Spare lithium batteries6
Electronic cigarettes/vaping devices7
Heat-producing items
Powerbanks8
Laptops
6. Lithium-powered batteries for cameras, laptops, mobile phones, power banks, vaping devices, etc. must be kept in cabin luggage and customers are allowed a maximum of two spare batteries per person7. All electronic cigarettes and vaping devices must be completely switched off at all times. Re-charging them is strictly prohibited.8. You may carry a maximum of two power banks per person, in your cabin bag only. Power banks must not be recharged or used to charge other devices while on board the aircraft

Forbidden in cabin baggage:

Hypodermic syringes9
Catapults & darts, etc
Sporting equipment
Firearms10
Knives & scissors, etc
Trademens' tools
9. Unless supported by medical evidence10. Including toys and replicas. These must be declared and packed separately.

Find out more about all Dangerous Goods, or visit the CAA Website



Important Safety Notice

Power banks are NOT permitted in checked luggage and can be carried in cabin luggage ONLY. DO NOT charge power banks or use them to charge other devices while onboard the plane. Maximum 2 per passenger.

E-cigarettes/vaping devices are NOT permitted in checked luggage and can be carried in cabin luggage only. These devices must remain completely switched off at all times and must not be recharged during the flight.