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Authorized, regulated, or prohibited goods for your trip

Lighters, e-cigarettes, and spare lithium batteries are prohibited in the hold: Is it possible to bring them in the cabin? How many aerosols or gas cartridges can I carry in my checked baggage? Review this non-exhaustive list of items that are prohibited and regulated on board our aircraft.

Lithium batteries store energy in most of the electrical and electronic devices we use every day: cell phones, laptops, drones, electronic transportation, etc. To avoid damage during air travel, spare and external lithium batteries are prohibited in the hold but are permitted in the cabin under certain conditions.Find out moreWARNING Lithium-powered electrical and electronic devices will not be allowed on our aircraft if damaged, defective, or recalled by the manufacturer.

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1 - Aerosol products, toiletries, and medication

2 - Matches, lighters, electronic cigarettes, and their replacement batteries

3 - Electric and electronic devices, batteries and replacement batteries

4 - Electric and electronic medical devices, batteries and replacement batteries

5 - Devices and medical items other than those using standard or rechargeable batteries

6 - Weapons and ammunition

7 - Devices for scientific use or other purposes

8 - Explosives, fireworks, and firecrackers

9 - Electric transport vehicles other than those for people with reduced mobility

10 - Wheelchairs and other electric transport vehicles for people with reduced mobility

11 - Gas and liquid nitrogen in devices, tanks or cartridges, balloons

12 - Liquids, creams – alcoholic beverages, combustibles, flammable liquids – powdered substances

13 - Engines, large engines, and spare parts for vehicles

14 - Protected animals and plants

15 – Parachutes

16 - Living organs