You are allowed to carry some dangerous goods when flying if certain conditions are met. For some items, you must get permission from your airline before you travel.
Please note: airlines may deviate from these instructions and implement stricter rules.
The beverage must contain no more than 70% alcohol.
You are allowed to take a maximum quantity of 5 litres per passenger.
The drink must be packaged in sealed retail packaging.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
You may take a maximum quantity of 2.5 kilograms of dry ice per passenger to pack perishable goods.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: no.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.
You may take a maximum of 1 curling iron with hydrocarbon gas per passenger.
The curling iron must have a safety cap over the heating element.
Reserve gas cartridges are not allowed.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: no.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
You may only carry a mercury barometer if you are a representative of a meteorological institute.
The mercury barometer must be transported in a fully closed container.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: no.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.
The mercury thermometer must be transported in protective packaging.
- In carry-on baggage: no.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: yes.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: no.
- On person: yes.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
Read more about carrying lithium batteries and power banks when flying.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: no.
- On person: yes.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
Read more about carrying lithium batteries and power banks when flying.
- In carry-on baggage: no.
- In hold baggage: no.
- On person: yes.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
You are allowed to carry a maximum of 2 kilograms or 2 litres (total net quantity) of medical or toiletry articles per passenger.
The net quantity of each article must not exceed 0.5 kilograms or 0.5 litres.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: yes.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.
You may carry a maximum weight of 5 kilograms (gross weight) per passenger for personal use.
- In carry-on baggage: no.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: no.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.
- In carry-on baggage: no.
- In hold baggage: no.
- On person: yes.
- Airline operator permission required: no.
- In carry-on baggage: no.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.
- In carry-on baggage: yes.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: not applicable.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.
- In carry-on baggage: no.
- In hold baggage: yes.
- On person: no.
- Airline operator permission required: yes.