We recommend checking out details about baggage and carry-on bags weight and size requirements with your travel agent or airline. In the event that your baggage or carry-on bag exceed established limits, you may be asked to pay additional charges.
We suggest you always tag your luggage with identifications such as: name, surname, address, phone number. Moreover, check if your airline has open-bag security inspection procedures before your baggage is closed with locks or luggage straps.
Prohibited items
Find the prohibited item list below:
• firearms and ammunition;
• explosives, fireworks and rockets;
• compressed gases (flammable, non-flammable, refrigerated and toxic ones) such as camping gases and sprays for personal defence;
• flammable substances (liquid and solid ones);
• infectious and toxic substances;
• corrosive substances;
• radioactive substances;
• oxidising substances;
• magnetised items;
• alarm devices;
• underwater flashlights with batteries in place.
The list above is subject to discretion of the competent authority and regular review depending on specific situations.
Liquid substances regulation
Since the 6th November 2006, EU adopted new safety rules which impose limitations on the transport of liquid substances in carry-on bags through the security check points inside the airports.
All liquids in carry-on bags must be placed in containers of 100 ml or less (1/10 of litre, or equivalent 100 gr). These containers must be placed inside a transparent re-sealable plastic bag of no more than 1 litre (maximum size of cm18x20).
The plastic bag must be sealable with all containers in it. Only one plastic bag per passenger is permitted (including infants).
Since the 31st January 2014, before security checks, the liquids below can be carried outside the plastic bag:
• medicines (with prescription);
• special diets products;
• baby food (newborn must be present).
Liquids include:
• water and other drinks, soups, syrups;
• creams, lotions, oils;
• perfumes;
• sprays;
• gels (shower gels and shampoos included)
• pressure vessels, such as shaving foams and deodorants;
• paste substances, such as toothpaste;
• liquid and solid mixtures;
• mascaras;
• any other substance with similar consistency.
