Dangerous Items

For your & our safety

To ensure your & our safety, it’s important to ensure that your baggage is packed correctly and that it adheres to the dangerous goods regulations.

  • Dangerous Goods are Articles & Substances which pose a hazard to health, safety, property & the environment, and which are listed by IATA as Dangerous Goods.

    These include many items which you use frequently, however they may be hazardous when caried onboard of the aircraft.

  • Our Virtual Customer Service Center is available regarding any questions you may have.

Batteries & Electronic Devices

Batteries are classified as dangerous goods, because they can cause fire if not carried properly. Batteries (and electronic devices) are ONLY permitted in your carry-on baggage.

Prohibited Items

The transport of the following items in your checked-in or carry-on baggage is prohibited by law (non-exhaustive list):
Flammable solids - such as matches

Flammable liquids - such as lighters, lighter fuel, fuel, paint, cleaning agents.

Gases - such as irritant, toxic or flammable gases, self-defence sprays, camping gas.

Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides - such as bleaching powder, peroxides.

Toxic and infectious substances - such as quicksilver, bacteria and virus cultures.

Corrosive substances - such as acids, alkalis, wet cell batteries.

Radioactive materials.

Magnetic materials.

Explosives, fireworks, flares, ammunition.

E-cigarettes or electronic smoking devices and their batteries may only be carried in your hand baggage (recharging or use on board is prohibited).