Dangerous Goods are items that may endanger the safety of an aircraft or persons on board the aircraft.They are also known as restricted articles and hazardous materials.Their carriage on aircraft is governed by the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and the Civil Aviation Safety Authority Regulations.Passengers are permitted to carry certain dangerous goods provided specific requirements are complied with.The following information summarises those requirements.It is important to note, allowances are for personal use only.Commercial quantities are not permitted as passenger baggage and must be sent as freight.The US and UK have implemented new travel requirements that restrict the carriage of electronic devices larger than a smartphone in the cabin of inbound flights from some Middle Eastern airports.There are no impacts to Qantas customers travelling on Qantas operated services however we encourage customers travelling with codeshare and interline partners to the US or UK to check the requirements of that airline.Qantas will no longer accept the following when carried by passengers as checked or carry-on baggage: Aerosols – Non-Flammable Gas      Requirements for sporting or home use Alcoholic Beverages      Requirements Alcohol over 70%: not permitted Alcohol between 24%-70%: maximum 5L per passenger* Alcohol under 24%: no quantity limit applies to checked baggage* Alcohol must be securely sealed in retail packaging Ammunition (cartridges for weapons) and/or Firearms      Requirements holder of a valid firearms licence (you will be asked to present it at check-in) allowed up to 5kg gross per person (allowances cannot be combined in the one suitcase) securely packaged (individually separated within the container) When ammunition is packed within a locked firearms case, the ammunition must be in a separate locked container.

For more information refer to 'Carrying Ammunition and/or Firearms on the Qantas Group Network'.Requirements the firearm must be unloaded packed in a hard or soft locked case; and declared at the time of check-in Important All firearms, including airsoft and paintball guns, and ammunition must be carried in accordance with the regulatory requirements of the country you are travelling to, from or through.e cigarette erectile dysfunctionIt is the sole responsibility of the passenger to ensure all relevant import/export permits, licence and documentation (including Australia) is obtained prior to travel.Further restrictions also apply to the following: Dubai (QF01, QF02, QF09, QF10 & QF8000 series flight numbers) Singapore South Africa Dubai authorities require passengers carrying firearms and/or ammunition to, from or through Dubai to obtain approval.e cigarette fmttm

See below links for the applicable approval process: Passengers travelling to and from London on direct Qantas flights QF01, QF02, QF09, QF10 - Carriage of firearms and/or ammunition Passengers travelling on Qantas codeshare flights operated by Emirates - Carriage of firearms and/or ammunition Passengers connecting on Emirates flights - Carriage of firearms and/or ammunition ImportantFirearms and ammunition presented at the check-in without the necessary Dubai approval will result in delays and/or denied carriage.e cigarette cyprusSingapore authorities require passengers carrying firearms and/or ammunition travelling to, from or through Singapore to obtain an approval.e cigarette rbaFor more information and the application form, refer to Singapore - Carrying Ammunition and/or Firearms.ImportantRequests must be received no later than 7 working days prior to the date of travel.e cigarette oswestry

In accordance with the Firearms Control Act (Act 60 of 2000), when travelling to, from or through South Africa, a 200 round restriction is applicable.e cigarette price in ksaCigarette/Zippo lighters and safety matches      Smoking in the aircraft at any time is strictly prohibited.This includes the use of e-cigarettes.Requirements One per passenger and must be kept on one's person (in a pocket) Lighter cannot contain unabsorbed liquid fuel, other than liquefied gas ImportantStrike anywhere matches, book matches, lighter fuel, lighter refills, blue flame lighters, laser plasma lighters and cigar lighters are forbidden.CO2 Non-Flammable Gas Cartridges up to 28g/50ml      Requirements up to four cartridges is permitted per passenger up to 28g or 50ml per cartridge securely packaged eg.Dry Shipper - Insulated Packagings Containing Refrigerated Liquid Nitrogen      Dry shippers containing dangerous goods are not permitted.

e-Cigarettes, Personal Vaping Devices      The use and charging of all e-cigarettes and other personal vaporisers are not permitted on board an aircraft Electronic Devices Powered by Batteries Devices and battery numbers are limited to personnel use amounts.These batteries are usually used in small electronic equipment/devices eg, mobile phones, laptops, tablets, game consoles, model aircraft, CPAP, Oxygen Concentrators etc.Requirements equipment containing batteries must have the ON/OFF switch protected to prevent accidental activation when packed in checked baggage all spare batteries must travel as carry-on baggage only with their terminals protected ImportantDevices containing lithium ion batteries over 160Wh are not permitted as passenger baggage and must be sent as freight.NOTE: Watt hours (Wh) are determined by multiplying the voltage (V) by the amp hours (Ah).12V x 5Ah = 60Wh      These batteries are usually for commercial cameras, commercial remote control aircraft etc.Requirements equipment containing batteries must have the ON/OFF switch protected to prevent accidental activation when packed in checked baggage no more than two spare batteries with the terminals protected are permitted in carry-on baggage only ImportantDevices containing lithium ion batteries over 160Wh are not permitted as passenger baggage and must be sent as freight.NOTE: Watt hours (Wh) are determined by multiplying the voltage (V) by the amp hours (Ah).

These batteries are usually for hearing aids etc.Requirements equipment containing batteries must have the ON/OFF switch protected to prevent accidental activation when packed in checked baggage all spare batteries must travel as carry-on baggage only with their terminals protected ImportantDevices containing lithium metal batteries with a total lithium metal content over 2g are not permitted as passenger baggage and must be sent as freight.These batteries are commonly called sealed lead acid, gel cell, dry cell.Requirements equipment containing batteries must have the ON/OFF switch protected to prevent accidental activation when packed in checked baggage no more than two spare batteries with the terminals protected are permitted in carry-on baggage only EPIRBs and Personal Locator Beacons      No Operator (airline) approval is required for the following: lithium ion batteries under 101Wh; lithium metal batteries with a lithium metal content less than 2g; or non-spillable batteries under 12V and 101Wh.

NOTE: Watt hours (Wh) are determined by multiplying the voltage (V) by the amp hours (Ah).V x Ah = WhImportantAll equipment must be packed to prevent accidental activation..au Gas Camping Stoves      Requirements no flammable gas canisters are permitted If any gas smell is detected during the check-in process (including an inspection) the item will be denied carriage.Hair Curlers Containing Hydrocarbon Gas      Requirements one permitted per passenger with the safety securely fitted over he heating element no spare gas canisters are permitted ImportantThese hair curlers must not be used on board the aircraft at any time.Light Bulbs – Energy efficient lamps      Requirements in retail packaging for personal or home use Magnetic Material      Any item that can cause more than a 2 degree swing on a compass is not permitted as passenger baggage.Requirements place the package on the ground (by itself) and orientate it East/West hold a compass at least 2m from the surface of the package ensure magnet does not make the needle on the compass move more than 2 degrees Medical Devices (portable) powered by Batteries      These batteries are usually used in medical equipment/devices eg, CPAP, Oxygen Concentrators, Ventilators etc.For more information is available in the CPAPs and Oxygen Concentrators Medical Equipment List.

Requirements equipment containing batteries must have the ON/OFF switch protected to prevent accidental activation when packed in checked baggage all spare batteries must travel as carry-on baggage only with their terminals protected      These batteries can be found in a small number of medical devices.Requirements no more than 2 spare batteries with their terminals protected are permitted in carry-on baggage only NOTE: Watt hours (Wh) are determined by multiplying the voltage (V) by the amp hours (Ah).These batteries can be found in a small number of medical devices.Mobility Aids/Wheelchairs      A mobility aid that is specifically designed to allow its battery(ies) to be removed by the user.Requirements the battery must be removed from the aid the battery terminals must be protected eg.taping over the exposed terminals the battery must be protected from damage eg.Requirements the battery must remain securely attached to the aid the battery terminals must be protected eg.A mobility aid that is specifically designed to allow its battery(ies) to be removed by the user.Requirements the battery must be removed from the aid the battery terminals must be protected e.g.

taping over the exposed terminals the battery must be protected from damage e.g.individually carried in a protective pouch      Requirements the battery must remain securely attached to the aid the battery terminals must be protected e.g.in a container etc. the ON/OFF switch must be in the OFF position      Non-spillable batteries can also be known as dry cell, gel cell and sealed lead acid.Requirements the battery must be removed from the aid and packed in a strong rigid container the battery terminals must be protected eg.Non-spillable batteries can also be known as dry cell, gel cell and sealed lead acid.Requirements the battery must remain attached to the aid the battery terminals must be protected from short circuit eg.Pacemaker (radioisotopic cardiac)      Permitted on one's person Pepper Spray/Mace/Disabling Devices Forbidden Power Tools (battery operated) Samples/Specimens (non-infectious) packed with Small Quantities of Flammable Liquid      Requirements no more than 30ml of liquid per inner container, and no more than 1L per package Self-balancing boards Forbidden Thermometers and Barometers      Requirements only one mercury style thermometer per passenger contained in a protective case for personal use      These items can only be carried by a representative of a government weather bureau or similar official agency.

Toiletries and Medicinal Articles      These include medicinal items and toilet articles.Toiletries are classed as items which can be applied to the body eg.aerosol deodorants, hair sprays, perfumes, colognes, shaving gels, etc.Requirements no more than 500g/500ml per item^ all items together must not total more than 2kg/2L aerosols nozzles must be protected eg.cap Not Permitted as Passenger Baggage Bleaching agents Cook top lighters Disabling devices (e.g.mace, pepper spray, etc) containing an irritant or incapacitating substance Electro shock weapons (e.g.Tasers) Fertilisers Fire extinguishers Fireworks Flammable aerosol cans (not including toiletries) Flammable gas cylinders/cartridges Flammable liquids Flares Hydrogen peroxide Industrial cleaning products Insecticides and weed killers Non-flammable gas cartridges over 28g (ie.soda stream canisters) Oil paint Party poppers Petrol Pool cleaning products Self-inflating life rafts Security-type attache cases (e.g.cash boxes, cash bags, etc) incorporating dangerous goods, such as lithium batteries and/or pyrotechnic material Sparklers Unassembled "make your own" Christmas cracker kits.