On this page:Liquids in your hand baggageUnited States and Canada - electronic devices in hand baggageLithium batteriesSelf-balancing devicesArtificial cigarettesProducts of animal originFirearmsOther firearmsPointed/edged weapons & objectsBlunt instrumentsExplosives and flammable substancesChemical and toxic substancesLiquids in your hand baggageLiquids may be carried in your hand baggage but only in small amounts not exceeding 100 ml ( 3.4 oz) per article.You must place these in a transparent and sealable plastic bag with a volume of no more than 1 litre.The bag must be closed and the articles must fit inside it easily.One transparent plastic bag may be taken per person.However, you may always bring:Baby food to be consumed during the flightMedicines to be taken during the flight, provided you have a prescription or attending physician's statementSpecial diet foods to be consumed during the flightTax free shopping at the airport?Read more about travelling with liquid tax free purchasesUnited States and Canada - electronic devices in hand baggageFor flights from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, or from Paris – Charles de Gaulle to destinations in the United States or in Canada, all battery-operated electronic devices in hand baggage will undergo an extra check.

At the gate, these devices will need to be taken out of their sleeves or covers, be switched on and be shown to be operative.Lithium batteriesLithium batteries can generate a great amount of heat if short circuited, or may catch fire if damaged, improperly designed or improperly assembled.Therefore, loose lithium batteries and powerbanks for personal use in devices such as laptops, mobile phones and DVD players, and for medical equipment is restricted and may only be carried in hand baggage.Each spare battery must be packed separately in the original packaging.If you no longer have this packaging, you must cover the battery contact points with non-conductive tape to insulate them and pack each battery in a separate plastic bag.Damaged, defective or recalled batteries are not permitted to be transported by air.Read more about the restrictions for taking lithium batteries with you onboard.Self-balancing devices Lithium battery operated self-balancing devices or personal movement devices, such as hoverboards, airboards, oxboards, e-skates, waveboards and U-runners are not allowed to take with you onboard even if the battery is disconnected or removed.Self-balancing devices can be used by physically challenged passengers for which permission needs to be requested before departure via Telephone Reservations.

Damaged, defective or recalled portable electronic devices (PEDs) are not permitted to be transported by air.Read more about the restrictions for taking lithium batteries with you onboard.>Artificial cigarettes For most countries, you can bring your e-smoker or other type of artificial cigarette (including extra batteries) in your hand baggage only.It is not allowed to bring it in your check-in baggage.Since rules may differ per country for bringing an artificial cigarette on board, we recommend to always check the legal restrictions of the countries that are part of your journey.Using an artificial cigarette however is not allowed at any time or in any place on board KLM flights.Read more about the restrictions for taking lithium batteries with you onboard.Products of animal origin In general, you may not bring any products of animal origin.This includes (parts of) animals that are the result of hunting.Please note: an exception applies to baby food and special dietary food to be consumed during the flight.

For your child, or for your own special religious or dietary wishes, you can also reserve a free special meal for intercontinental KLM flights.FirearmsYou may only bring firearms and ammunition for shooting and hunting purposes as check-in baggage, if you have all the required permits and licences, under certain strict conditions and only after reserving for transportation.Read more about transporting weapons and ammunitionOther firearmsYou may not bring other firearms which do not fall under firearms and ammunition and for which a permit is not required, as hand baggage.crius 210 vaporizerThese must be therefore carried in your check-in baggage.Air pistols, air rifles and pellet gunsBB guns (ball bearing guns)CatapultsCrossbowsFirearm components (except telescopic viewing equipment and view finders)Harpoons and spear guns'Humane' animal killersIndustrial staple and nail gunsJewellery or amulets made out of live bullets or empty bullet shells*Replica and imitation firearmsSignal flare pistolsStarting pistolsStun or shocking devices, e.g.yy1 vaporizer

cattle prods and ballistic conducted energy systemsToy guns* applies only to flights to or from the Philippines Read more about special baggagePointed/edged weapons & objects You may not carry pointed or edged objects in your hand baggage that could cause injury.These include: Arrows and dartsAxes and hatchetsClimbing ironsIce axes and ice picksIce skatesJack-knives or flick knives with blades of any lengthKnives, including ceremonial knives, made of metal or other material strong enough to be used as a weaponMachetesMeat cleaversOpen razors (excluding safety or disposable razors with blades enclosed in cartridges)Sabres, swords and sword sticksScalpelsScissors Needles for hobby purposes and crochet hooks, made of metal or other material strong enough to be used as a weaponSki and walking/hiking polesThrowing starsTools that could be used as a pointed or edged weapon, e.g.volcano vaporizer 2dehands

drills and drill bits, Stanley knives, utility knives, all saws, screwdrivers, crowbars, hammers, pliers, wrenches and spanners, soldering equipmentBlunt instruments You may not take any blunt instruments in your hand baggage which have the potential to cause injury, such as: Baseball and softball batsBilliard, snooker and pool cuesCricket batsFishing rodsGolf clubsHockey sticksKayak or canoe paddlesLacrosse sticksMartial arts equipment, e.g.vaporizer ascent reviewknuckledusters, sticks, clubs, flails, numchucks, kubatons and kubasauntsRigid and flexible clubs or batons, e.g.fuzion vaporizer avr 100 instructionstruncheons, blackjacks and batonsSkateboards Explosives and flammable substances You may not take any explosive or highly flammable substances in your hand baggage or check-in baggage which may pose a risk to the health or property of passengers and crew or to the safety of the aircraft.vaporizer angebote

These include: Aerosol spray paint cansAlcoholic beverages exceeding 70% by volume (140 proof)AmmunitionBlasting capsDetonators and fusesExplosives and explosive devicesFireworks or flares in any form (including fire- and Christmas crackers and toy caps)Flammable liquid fuel, e.g.petrol, diesel, lighter fluid, alcohol, ethanolGas and gas bottles, e.g.butane, propane, acetylene, oxygen in large volumesGrenadesLighters and matches – only safety matches may be taken in hand baggageLithium battery operated self-balancing devices or personal movement devices, such as hoverboards, airboards, oxboards, e-skates, waveboards and U-runners.Mines and other explosive military devicesReplica or imitation explosive materials or explosivesSmoke grenades or cartridgesTurpentine and paint thinnerChemical and toxic substances You may not take any chemical or toxic substances with you that may pose a risk to the health or property of passengers and crew or to the safety of the aircraft.These include: Acids and alkalis, e.g.