Unsure about items to carry in the hold or cabin?
To ensure the safety of everyone on board, certain items are prohibited or restricted. Please consult the list below to obtain the necessary information to properly prepare your baggage.
Please note that this list is non-exhaustive and may be modified at any time. You must also comply with the regulations on dangerous goods established by airport authorities, civil aviation, and by IATA (International Air Transport Association).
Liquids and alcoholic beverages
1. Liquids, gels, and pastes. Restrictions apply for transport in the cabin: each container must not exceed 100 ml, and the products must be stored in a transparent, resealable plastic bag (maximum dimensions: 20 cm x 20 cm; maximum capacity: 1 liter).
For your information, certain types of liquids, such as baby food, prescribed medications, special dietary foods, and products purchased in duty-free shops (presented in a sealed bag with the receipt visible), are allowed without restriction.
In the cabin: Allowed (under the conditions indicated)
In the hold: Allowed
2. Alcoholic beverages. Beverages exceeding 70% alcohol by volume are prohibited. For alcoholic beverages between 24% and 70% alcohol by volume, the limit is 5 liters maximum per person.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
*Except for products purchased in duty-free shops, presented in a sealed bag with the receipt visible..
Sharp and blunt objects
Bladed weapons and any sharp, cutting, or blunt objects that could be used as a weapon.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed
Safety matches, lighters, electronic cigarettes, and vaporizers
1. Safety matches and lighters containing no unabsorbed liquid. Use on board is strictly prohibited.
In the cabin: On the person only
In the hold: Prohibited
2. All types of electronic cigarettes and vaporizers. These items must be turned off and stored in cases to prevent accidental activation. Use or charging on board is strictly prohibited.
In the cabin: On the person only
In the hold: Prohibited
Toiletries, aerosols, and non-radioactive medications
The items must not be flammable or toxic. The aerosol release valves must be protected by a cap or another appropriate means to prevent any leakage. The net quantity of each item must not exceed 0.5 kg or 0.5 L and must not exceed 2 kg or 2 L in total.
In the cabin: Allowed (in compliance with liquid transport conditions in the cabin)
In the hold: Allowed
Mobility aids
1. Electric wheelchairs or other similar mobility aids equipped with lithium batteries specifically designed to be removed. The battery must be transported in the cabin.
In the cabin: Allowed, with prior approval
In the hold: Prohibited
2. Electric wheelchairs or other similar mobility aids equipped with spillable electrolyte batteries, nickel-metal hydride batteries, or dry cell batteries
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
3. Electric wheelchairs or other mobility aids equipped with spillable batteries or lithium batteries.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
Electrical and electronic devices, spare batteries
1. Electronic devices powered by lithium batteries < 100 Wh. Devices containing lithium-metal batteries (<2g lithium) or lithium-ion batteries (<100 Wh). Examples include watches, tablets, smartphones, cameras, laptops, etc.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Prohibited
2. Spare batteries and external batteries (power banks) with lithium-metal (<2g lithium) or lithium-ion (<100 Wh). Used for devices such as cameras, laptops, drones, power banks, etc. Spare batteries must be separated from the devices.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Prohibited
3. Portable electronic devices powered by lithium-ion batteries between 100 Wh and 160 Wh. Examples include cameras, laptops, drones, etc. In the hold, devices must be turned off and protected from damage.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Prohibited
4. Spare batteries and external batteries (power banks) with lithium-ion (between 100 Wh and 160 Wh). Used for devices such as cameras, laptops, drones, power banks, etc.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Prohibited
5. Luggage with an integrated lithium battery. Non-removable batteries must not exceed 0.3g lithium metal or 2.7 Wh lithium-ion. Removable batteries must be taken out if the luggage is checked in the hold. The removed batteries must be transported in the cabin.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
6. Portable electronic devices (PEDs) including medical devices such as portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) not exceeding 100 Wh.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
Medical devices and articles
1. Radioisotope cardiac pacemakers.
In the cabin: On the person only
In the hold: Prohibited
2. Oxygen or air bottles for medical use. The gross weight of the bottle must not exceed 5 kg. The transport of liquid oxygen systems is prohibited.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
3. Non-flammable, non-toxic gas bottles for mechanical prostheses.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
4. Mercury-containing thermometers, when placed in its protective casing.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed
Devices for scientific or other uses and specimens
1. Chemical agent monitoring devices.
In the cabin: Allowed, with prior approval
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
2. Penetration devices.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed
3. Non-infectious specimens, packed with small quantities of flammable liquid.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
Weapons, ammunition, and incapacitating devices
1. Weapons intended for sport or hunting are allowed provided they meet the criteria listed on the Special Baggage page.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
2. Cartridges for small arms are allowed provided they meet the criteria listed on the Special Baggage page. The cartridges must be securely packed. The quantity must not exceed 5 kg gross weight per person.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
Spare fuel cartridges for electronic devices
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
CO2 cartridges integrated into an inflatable safety device
The equipment must be packed in a way that prevents accidental activation. The gases contained must be non-flammable and non-toxic (Division 2.2).
In the cabin: Allowed (maximum quantity: 2)
In the hold: Allowed
Dry ice and carbon ice
Dry ice can be used for the preservation of non-hazardous perishable goods. The packaging must allow for the release of carbon dioxide. Packages must be labeled with the following: "DRY ICE" or "SOLID CARBON DIOXIDE." The maximum quantity must not exceed 2.5 kg per person.
In the cabin: Allowed, with prior approval
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
Liquid nitrogen
Insulated packaging containing refrigerated liquid nitrogen, fully absorbed in a porous material containing only non-hazardous products.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
Heat-Producing Devices
Items must be secured to prevent accidental activation. The battery and the heat-producing element must be separated. The battery must be protected against short circuits and comply with the conditions associated with battery transport.
1. Soldering iron.
In the cabin: Allowed, with prior approval
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
2. Diving lamps and torches.
In the cabin: Allowed, with prior approval
In the hold: Allowed, with prior approval
Hairdressing equipment containing a hydrocarbon gas cartridge
Limited to one per person. The safety cover must be securely fitted over the heating element. This hairdressing equipment must not be used on board the aircraft. Spare gas cartridges for this equipment are not allowed in either checked baggage or cabin baggage.
In the cabin: Allowed
In the hold: Allowed
Diving cylinders
The cylinders must be empty and must not have contained flammable or toxic gases.
In the cabin: Prohibited
In the hold: Allowed