Transporting liquids in your hand baggage United States and Canada - electronic devices in your hand baggage Lithium batteries Self-balancing devices Electronic cigarettes Animal products Firearms Other firearms Weapons and sharp objects Blunt objects Explosives and flammable substances Chemical and toxic substances Transporting liquids in your hand baggage You can transport liquids in your hand baggage as long as they do not exceed 100 ml (3.4 fl oz) per item.You must place your items in a transparent and sealable plastic bag with a volume of no more than 1 liter.The bag must be sealed and the articles must fit inside it easily.Only 1 transparent plastic bag is allowed per passenger.The following items, if necessary during your flight, are allowed: Baby food Medicines, as long as you have a prescription or an accompanying note from your doctor Special diet foods Duty-free purchases at the airport Flight with no connectionsFlight with connections United States and Canada - electronic devices in your hand baggage Lithium batteries Read more about restrictions on taking lithium batteries with you on board.

Self-balancing devices Lithium battery-powered self-balancing devices, such as hoverboards, airboards, oxboards, electric skates and waveboards, are strictly forbidden on board (in the cabin or in the hold) even if the battery has been disconnected or removed.Self-balancing devices may be used by passengers with reduced mobility, provided he or she has requested permission via the Saphir assistance service before departure.Read more about restrictions on lithium batteries on board.Electronic cigarettes Find out more about restrictions on lithium batteries on board.Firearms Read more about transporting firearms and ammunition Other firearms Any firearms which are not listed under "Firearms and ammunition" and for which a permit is not required, may be transported in your checked baggage only.Air pistols, air rifles and pellet guns BB guns (ball bearing guns) Catapults Crossbows Firearm components (except telescopic viewing equipment and view finders) Harpoons and spear guns Animal slaughter guns Industrial staple and nail guns Jewellery or amulets made out of live bullets or empty bullet shells* Replica and imitation firearms Signal flare pistols Starting pistols Stun or electric shock devices, e.g.

cattle prods and ballistic conducted energy systems Toy guns Read more about special baggage Weapons and sharp objects You may not carry any blunt or sharp-edged objects in your hand baggage that could cause injury, such as: Arrows and darts Axes and hatchets Climbing crampons Ice axes and ice picks Ice skates Jack-knives or flick knives with blades of any length Knives, including ceremonial knives, made of metal or any other material strong enough to be used as a weapon Machetes Meat cleavers Open razors (excluding safety or disposable razors with blades enclosed in cartridges) Sabers, swords and sword sticks Scalpels Scissors Needles and hooks for recreational purposes (knitting, embroidery) made of metal or any other material strong enough to be used as a weapon Ski and walking/hiking poles Throwing stars Tools that could be used as a blunt or sharp-edged weapon, e.g.drills and drill bits, Stanley knives, utility knives, all saws, screwdrivers, crowbars, hammers, pliers, wrenches and spanners, soldering equipment Blunt objects You may not carry any blunt objects in your hand baggage that could cause injury, such as: Baseball and softball bats Billiard, snooker and pool cues Cricket bats Fishing rods Golf clubs Hockey sticks Kayak or canoe paddles Lacrosse sticks Martial arts equipment, e.g.

knuckledusters, sticks, clubs, flails, numchucks, kubatons and kubasaunts Rigid and flexible clubs or batons, e.g.truncheons, blackjacks and batons Skateboards Explosives and flammable substances You may not take any explosive or highly flammable substances in your hand baggage or checked baggage which may pose a risk to the health or property of passengers and cabin crew or to the safety of the aircraft.These include: Aerosol spray paint cans Alcoholic beverages exceeding 70% by volume (140 proof) Ammunition Blasting caps Detonators and fuses Pyrotechnics, dynamite, gunpowder and plastic explosives Fireworks or flares of any type (including firecrackers, Christmas crackers and toy caps) Flammable liquid fuel, e.g.e-cigarette alkmaarpetrol, diesel, lighter fluid, alcohol, ethanol Gas and gas bottles, e.g.e cigarette vtr

butane, propane, acetylene, oxygen in large volumes Grenades Lighters and matches (only safety matches may be carried in hand baggage) Mines and other explosive military devices Replica or imitation explosive materials or explosives Smoke grenades or cartridges Turpentine and paint thinner Chemical and toxic substances You may not carry any chemical or toxic substances that may pose a risk to the health or property of passengers and cabin crew or to the safety of the aircraft.e cigarette 10These include: Acids and alkalis, e.g.e cigarette basingstokeCorrosive or bleaching substances, e.g.e cigarette capel streetmercury and chlorine Disabling or incapacitating sprays, e.g.e cigarette arnouville