Allowed Liquids and Gels
Hand luggage rules for liquids are set by airport security authorities. You can typically bring containers up to 100 ml each, all fitting into one transparent, resealable plastic bag. Exceptions include essential medicines and baby food, which may require separate screening. For detailed guidance, check the official airport security page.
Electronics and Sharp Objects
Laptops, tablets, phones, and e-readers are generally allowed in hand luggage, but must be removed for separate X-ray screening. Power banks and spare lithium batteries must be carried in hand luggage, not checked baggage. Sharp objects such as knives, scissors, and tools are usually prohibited in the cabin.
Prohibited and Restricted Items
Flammable, explosive, and corrosive substances are strictly banned in hand luggage. This includes fuels, paints, and large quantities of alcohol. Sporting equipment like baseball bats and golf clubs is typically not allowed in the cabin. Always verify current rules with your airline before travel.
