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Scissors |
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Nail Clippers |
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Knives |
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Cutter |
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Nail File |
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Knitting Needles |
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Bradawl |
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Screwdrivers |
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Sharp or stabbing elements in general |
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| You will not be able neither to BOARD nor to DISPATCH these objects with you or with your hand bag: |
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Explosive Objects: Flares, firecracker, fireworks, etc. |
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Inflammable Objects: Alcohol gel sanitizer, combustible, paint, solvent, liquids for lighters, etc. |
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Compressed and inflammable gases: Aerosols, butane gas, diving air tanks, cylinder of oxygen, cylinder of gas bottles for camping, etc. |
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Weapons: loaded firearm, munitions, gunpowder, tear gas, peppery gas, etc. The unloaded firearms can be dispatched only by a police authority. |
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Corrosive elements: spilling batteries, bleach, ammonia, oven cleansing, cleansing all-purpose, etc. |
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Another dangerous material: pepper gas, gasoline tools, camping articles with combustible, radioactive material (including radiopharmaceuticals) oxidizers, corrosives, poison, infectious substances. |
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| Carry-on baggage specifications by destination |
| Take into account that your footwear will be scanned before the post of Migrations due to a disposition of the P.S.A. |
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Travelling bag or hand bag. |
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Umbrella and/or a stick. |
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Reading material for the flight. |
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Carrycot and children food to consume during the flight. |
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Overcoat, coat or travelling rug. |
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Small personal camera and/or prismatic. |
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Cellular or Satellite Telephone. |
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Notebooks, Discman, walkman and similar ones. |
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All type of liquids, except baby meal, which content will have to be tasted by the companion. |
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Beverages |
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Shampoo |
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Suntan lotion, creams |
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Toothpaste. |
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Gel |
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Articles of cosmetic type or those of similar consistency. |
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Deodorants. |
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Blunt Elements. |
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| From November, 6th, 2006, the European Union has adopted new safety measures thataffect only the carry-on baggage, according to what has been published at the Regulation Number 1546/2006 of the official newspaper of European Communities. |
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Up to 100 ml. per liquid container. |
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There are considered as liquids: water and other beverages,, soups, syrups, perfumes, gels (for example shower gel or shampoo), aerosols, creams, lotions and oils, toothpastes, contents of containers pressurized (included shaving foam), other foams and deodorants and any other similar consistency. |
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Each container has to be packed in transparent plastic bag with autocierre of no more than one litre of maximum capacity (a bag of approximately 20 x 20 cm.). |
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To buy liquids as beverages and perfumes at any shop of the European Union airport whenever they are located further than the point of safety control or on board of an aircraft operated by a European airline. |
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In the case that those were acquired out of the EU they will have to be dispatched in the invoiced baggage. |
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All these liquids are additional to the quantities of the plastic bag above mentioned. |
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The Duty Free items will have to be in their respective bundles and hold a receipt of the sale with the same date in which the inspection is made - accepting as valid the initiation date of the flight. Otherwise, they will have to be dispatched in the invoiced baggage. |
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The products sold in sealed bags, will not be opened until your trip has finished. In case you will continue your trip to another airport of the EU, you will not be able to open it until you have left the last communitarian airport. |
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Medicines (with medical certificate) and baby meal for its use during the trip, presenting them separately in the safety control, but not within the transparent bag. |
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Present all the liquids in said bag, separately from the carry-on baggage and place it on the tray provided to this effect to the safety controls, for its examination on the part of the safety employees. |
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Take the jacket and/or coat off and place them on the tray. These will be examined separately while you pass through the inspection. |
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To take your portable computer and any other electronic device of similar dimensions of their corresponding covers and place them on the tray to go through their inspection separately of those covers in the safety controls. |
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Restrictions as regards quantities
From November, 6th, 2006, it is permitted 1 (one) airtight plastic transparent bag of 1L (~1 qt) in size and up to 100 ml or its equivalent 3,4 oz. per container / recipient.
Restriction about the size of the carry-on baggage
Measures of the bag: 56 x 45 x 25 cm
Only one (1) baggage per passenger plus a musical instrument of big size if it is into its corresponding case.
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Duty Free Items
They are permitted as long as they come from the United Kingdom.
From the surroundings of the United Kingdom they must be placed into the dispatched baggage. They are also permitted on flights. On local flights within the United Kingdom they are also permitted.
Crew/ Staff (Exempted)
Starting April 01st, 2009, all crew members arriving at airport security checkpoints with liquids, gels and aerosols that are NOT in a plastic bags regulated and permitted (maximum capacity 1 Lt / equivalent to 100 ml) will NOT have the opportunity to pack these items in their checked luggage on hold.
Comments
Exempted Articles: Medicines (with medical certificate) and meal / formula for babies permitted in bigger quantities. |
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Restrictions about Quantities
An airtight plastic transparent bag with a capacity of 1 Litre (~1 qt) in size and up to 100 ml or its equivalent 3,4 oz per container / recipient.
Restriction as regards size of the carry-on baggage
None.
Items of the Duty Free
They are permitted as long as they come from Canada or USA (if they have been acquired after the security control).
In case they have been acquired before the security control or from another place than Canada or USA, they must be put within the dispatched baggage.
Crew / Staff (Exempted)
Yes.
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Passengers will be permitted to pass through the security controls with liquids, gel articles and /or aerosol articles. These articles must be into a container which capacity can not exceed 100ml or its equivalent 3,4oz and in an airtight transparent plastic bag and with a size not bigger than 1 litre of capacity, both for flights from and to USA and for those which depart from the EU.
The plastic bag which contain those articles must be completely sealed and will be revised with X-rays separately through the security controls.
Among these articles you can include: shampoos, suntan lotions, creams, toothpaste, hair gel, hairspray, hair lacquer, cosmetic liquids and others
- Safety matches 'PERMITTED' (little bags / book-type small boxes) up to (4) only in the carry-on baggage, but every type of matches are PROHIBITTED to be transported in the hold.
- Matches of easy ignition are 'PROHIBITTED' (those that can be ignited easily in any type of surface) are not authorized their boarding, both in the carry-on baggage and in the dispatched one.
From August, 4th, 2009 domestic flights within USA it is demanded that the following electronic articles are taken away from their cases and inspected separately through the X rays:
- Laptops (Notebooks, Portable Computers, etc)
- Videogames Consoles of big size (Play stations®, X-boxes®, or Nintendo®)
- DVD Players
- Vídeo Cameras which use vídeocassettes
- CPAP Devices (For the treatment of the sleeping apnoea, device of continuous positive pressure in respiratory tracts. CPAP by its initials in English). The CPAP device has a mask, tubes and a fan.
Other small electronic portable articles will not need to be taken away from their boxes, cases or coversboxes, cases or covers
- Passengers may carry in their hand baggage, syringes and needles for the application of medication in physical treatments as required, provided that the plastic bag container is identified with the passenger's name and medication.
- As of March 13, 2009, will be conducted in a random inspection of footwear of the passenger, even those carried in carry-on luggage. It will also carry out physical and detailed inspection of jackets and coats. |
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Restrictions as regards quantities
From August, 1st, 2007, all liquids must be transported in containers of a capacity not higher than 100 ml or its equivalent 3.4 oz, although the container is not completely filled. Containers that have liquids inside, aerosols and/or gels (LAG) must be placed in an airtight transparent plastic bag (zip) protected against undue manipulation with the following characteristics:
- Maximum Capacity: 1 litre
- Dimensions: 20.5 cm x 20.5 cm o 15 cm x 25 cm.
- Material: Polyethylene of low density and high resistance to the impact.
The plastic bag must present at the inspection post for its visual examination.
Restriction about the carry-on baggage size
Only one bag per passenger. It will be presented separately the rest of the carry-on baggage for its inspection.
Duty Free Items
They can be acquired in the stores free of airport taxes, or on board of the airplanes, subject to the condition that liquids will be packed in a safety bag protected against undue manipulation (STEB) and that a satisfactory evidence be provided (purchase receipt) that shows that the article has been acquired in those stores free of airport taxes or on board in the day(s) of the trip for the passengers who leave the airport or those who are in transit in it.
The receipts should be into the STEB, so in their back is visible from outside and be assured in the lower left part of the safety box (be it in a pocket in the bag or properly fixed). If the receipt is displaced and is not visible for the security inspection, it will be necessary to open the bag and its content may be confiscated (or the security staff will be able to request the store the detail which places a new STEB at the inspection post).
Crew / Staff (Exempted)
The articles of personal use (beverages, perfumes, cosmetics, medicines and other similar articles), of the staff working at the airport and who enter the restricted security zones, they will have to be subject to the same restrictions and exceptions than the articles of the passengers.
Nevertheless, the necessary elements to make determined tasks will be exempted those restrictions which are applied to LAG, for example, necessary to perform cleaning or maintenance tasks.
The Peruvian National Police staff Customs, General Direction of Civil Aeronautic and of the Commission of Air Accidents Investigation that perform specific functions at the International Airports and who require to enter with LAG to fulfil their functions are excepted from those controls.
Likewise, the crew members of flights in their flying uniforms and being on duty are exempted.
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The following elements are considered LAG: Liquids, aerosols and gels which include with no exclusive character: water and other beverages, soups, syrups, marmalades, stews, sausages and pasta; foods in sausage or with high liquid contents; creams, lotions, cosmetics and oils; perfumes; aerosols; gels, including the hair and bath gels ; the pressure containers, including the shaving foam, other foams and deodorants; pastes, including toothpaste; mix of liquid and solid substances; eye shadow; lop gloss or labial balsam and all other article of a similar consistency at room temperature.
There exist exceptions for medicines, baby foods and for passengers with special diet requirements.
When the security staff has any doubt as regards exceptions which they could grant LAG products, they will be able to ask the passengers to try the authenticity of the LAG:
- Pharmacological Products with medical prescription, and it must be verified if it corresponds to the reasonable quantity required for making the trip according to what has been indicated in the medical prescription. Likewise, that the name of the passenger is in the prescription or in a note of the doctor and this matches with the name which appears on the boarding pass.
- Pharmacological Products which do not require medical prescription, the passenger shall be asked about the nature of the product and about the reasons why it must be considered as essential and the dose/frequency with which it must be administered. Nevertheless, the exceptions for medicines without prescription (i.e., nasal aerosols, cough mixture, solution for contact lens, etc), should be restricted to the quantity of liquid that is permitted, due to they are not essential.
- Liquids which are not pharmacological products: the passenger will be asked about the nature of the product and about the reasons why it must be considered an exception. The product may be rejected if it is not considered a sure substance.
Baby products can include: milk for babies, sterilized water, juice for babies, liquid baby foods, in gel or in paste, and towelettes.
If it were considered that the volume of baby food is excessive for the duration of the trip, it will not be permitted to bring it further than the inspection post.
Another case can occur; it is that of a passenger autistic who 'needs' a can of beverage of a trademark in particular.
Liquids that are not pharmacological products: they are considered in this group to those which are used with medical purposes, among which is the ice (that is used to keep the temperature of the organs for transplants, for example), blood and compound blood products, even 'normal' liquids if its use is justified due to medical reasons.
Reasonable Quantity: Reasonable is understood the volume that is required for the duration of the trip, taking into account possible delays and deviations. |
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New rules for the pass of liquids, aerosols and gels through security posts, in international flights.
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With the purpose of increasing your security, there exist new rules to be able to bring liquids, aerosols and gels in flights to and from Australia.
The new rules are necessary in order to offer protection before a menace of the liquid explosives.
Every container which is brought in your carry-on baggage, which contain liquids, aerosols or gels, will be able to have a maximum capacity of 100ml. The passenger must put every container in a plastic transparent bag, with an airtight container, of a litre of capacity. It is permitted to carry only one bag. Any airtight container with a maximum of a litre of capacity is permitted.
Prescribed medicines will also be passed through the point of checking. Products for babies as well as non-prescribed medicines necessaries for the flight are also permitted. It can be requested any proof of such necessity.
Whenever he/she arrives to the point of checking, he/she will have to give every liquid, aerosol or gel of more than 100ml which he/she may still have with him/her, including duty free products. The new rules also incorporate, as part of the process of checking, the frisk at random.
Please, have your plastic bag prepared before the check-in. Then, you will have time of including all those containers which may be too big in the baggage to be dispatched |
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- Auckland as Final Destination
They can be acquired within a restricted area of an international airport or on board of an airplane.
- In transit to Sydney
Duty Free items can not be purchased if they exceed 100ml or its equivalent of 3,4 oz. In those cases that do NOT exceed of 100ml or its equivalent of 3,4 oz, they MUST be in an airtight plastic bag. |
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Before Check-in
Revise which the liquids, aerosols and gels that you have thought to bring with you on board are. If it were possible, do it before leaving to the airport.
Every liquids, aerosol or gel that the passenger may wish to carry in his/her carry-on baggage will have to be in containers of 100 ml of volume as a maximum (equivalent to 100gm approximately in weight).
Every container that does not exceed 100ml will have to be included in the baggage to be dispatched or left.
Containers of more than 100 ml, partially full, will not be accepted.
Put those containers that you may wish to include in your carry-on baggage in an airtight transparent plastic bag.
The bag can not be of more than one litre of size or volume, for example of 20x20cm or of 15x25cm. These bags can be purchased in most f the supermarkets.
The plastic bags must be easily closed, even when it is full. Otherwise, some articles shall be taken away. It is only permitted one bag per person.
Try to keep this bag accessible in your carry-on baggage. You will have to show them to the security control staff.
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At the post of security checking
You will have to show your plastic bag, separately, to the checking security staff.
At the point of checking you will have to give all the liquids, aerosols or gels which you still have with you, which may exceed 100 ml, inclusively those of the duty free. Said articles shall be destroyed.
The security staff can ask you a proof about the necessity of carrying any medicine, such as for example the matching between the name written on your prescription of the medicine and that that appears on the boarding pass.
Please try to take any voluminous coat off.
It is possible that you could be requested to pass through a frisk.
These rules are also applied for passengers in transit at international Australian airports.
At many airports you will be able to purchase or joint articles such as for example those of the duty free and beverages after having passed by a checking point corresponding to your international flights.
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| The new rules apply to drinks, creams, parfums, sprays, gels, toothpaste, lipstick, lip balm and similar substances. |
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Empty containers: bottles or pitchers. |
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Cosmetic articles and toiletries: sanitary napkins and tampons, talcum powder, contact lens and solution for contact lens. |
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Meal: Sandwiches, Fruits, vegetables, other solid foods. |
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Products for babies: empty containers such as bottles, glasses or empty bottles, milk for babies, sterilized water for babies, juice for babies, liquid products for babies , in gel or in paste, powdered food for babies. |
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Medicines: prescribed essential medication, non prescribed essential medication, for example cough syrup, insulin, medical devices. |
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Beverages: any canned beverage, bottles, plastic containers, etc. |
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Liquid cosmetics and toiletries: liquid or in gel such as fragrances and perfumes, creams, liquid make ups and lip gloss, eyelashes mascara, toothpaste, every product in a pressurized container such as brilliantine, hairspray, hair lacquer, shaving cream or gel, deodorants. |
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>Meal: any nutritious liquid food, in little boxes, tubes, plastic or canned containers, for example, marmalades and syrups, sausages, pasta, yogurts, soups (carton containers or others), stews or curry. |
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Apart from scanning liquids, aerosols and gels in the carry-on baggage of the passengers, palpations shall be performed at random at the points of inspection.
Exempted Articles: medicines (with medical certificate and the name on the label must match with that on the boarding pass) – liquids / gels for diabetics or passengers with medical and meal requirements/ formula for babies permitted .
If a passenger buys liquids, aerosols and gels within the permitted area and leaves the area or attempts to enter again, those liquids, aerosols and gels will not be able to go through the point of inspection in spite of the fact that they have been bought in a permitted area.
For more information on existing security measures at airports in Australia and tthat passengers must meet in order to not avoid disadvantages in their travel, click here to enter the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, Australia, website. |
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Restrictions as regards quantities
Artícles of personal hygiene / perfumes, not exceeding of 4 bottles of 500 ml at most per passenger.
Restriction as regards the size of the carry-on baggage
None.
Items of the Duty Free
It does not specífy.
Comments
Exempted Articles: The common lighters are permitted (one per passenger within the carry-on baggage).
A metallic nail file (less than 6cm)
A pen (size less than 15cm)
A plastic razor.
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Restrictions about Quantities
A plastic transparent bag with airtight container of an 1L (~1 qt) in size and up to 100 ml or its equivalent 3,4 oz. per each container / recipient.
Restriction about the size of the carry-on baggage
None.
Duty Free Items
They are permitted as long as they come from Canada or from USA, if they has been acquired after the security control.
, if they were acquired before the security control or from a place that is not Canada or USA, they have to be placed into the dispatched baggage.
Crew / Staff (Exempted)
It is for the Crew; It is Not for the Staff. The Staff can be inspected at random
Comments
Exempted Articles: Medicines (the name of the medical label must be equal to that of the boarding pass) and meal / formula for babies will be permitted in bigger quantities. |
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Restrictions about quantities
-All the liquids, gels and aerosols will have to transport in containers with a capacity no more than 100 ml or its equivalent 3,4 oz. Liquids, gels and aerosols in containers of more than 100 ml of capacity, although the container is only partially filled will not be permitted.
-The containers will have to be put in a plastic transparent bag which could be resealed of a maximum capacity of a litre. The containers must fit comfortably into the plastic transparent bag, which will have to be completely closed.
- The passenger will have to present the plastic bag at the inspection post to be examined visually properly separated from the other articles of the carry-on baggage as coats, jackets, portable computers, for its inspection separately through X rays.
Restriction as regards the size of the carry-on baggage
Only one bag per passenger, which must be provided by the passenger.
Items of Duty Free
Those articles bought through at the Duty Free of the airports or on board of the airplanes are exempted of this measure. In this case, liquids, gels and aerosols will have to be packed in a sealed container, protected against undue manipulation and to exhibit a satisfactory proof that the article has been acquired in the stores free of airport tax on the day of the trip, both for the passengers that leave an airport and for those which are in transit in it.
If the products are sold in sealed bags, they have to remain closed until the end of the trip.
Crew / Staff (Exempted)
It is unknown.
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Exempted Articles:
- Babies bottles, mother’s milk or juices in feeding bottles, meal packed for babies or little children, in case that a babies or little children were travelling.
- Passengers with special diet requirements.
- It will be permitted to transport medicines, liquids (included juices) or gels for diabetic people or other medical requirements (it is advisable to hand the medical prescription) in reasonable quantities presenting them separately in the controls of security, but not within the transparent bag.
With respect to these articles, there must have the appropriated and proportional means to verify the nature of them.
The restrictions are applied to the following products not acquired at the Duty Free:
- Water, liquors and any other beverage, soups and syrups.
- Gels (bath gel, shampoo, hair conditioner, styling gels, vaseline, etc.).
- Creams (moisturizing, liquid make-up, eyelashes masks, body creams, creams for hands, toothpaste, etc.).
- Colognes, perfumes and lotions.
- Stick gels (deodorants, etc.).
- Aerosols or pressurized containers (deodorants, foams or shaving gel).
- Butter, cheese spread, snacks, caramel spread, ready-made jellies, early figs with caramel spread,
- Gelatinas de Patas (8), Marshmallows, fruit pulps and Tumes (9).
- Other articles of similar consistency.
Articles permitted without any type of restriction: lip sticks, face powder, blusher, and talcum powder and cheese blocks.
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Restrictions about Quantities
From November, 6th, 2006, it is permitted 1 (one) airtight plastic transparent bag of 1L (~1 qt) in size and up to 100 ml or its equivalent 3,4 oz. per container / recipient..
Restriction about the size of the carry-on baggage
Measures of the bag: 55 x 25 x 35 cm
Duty Free Items
They are permitted whenever they were acquired within the airport or out of the E.U. or on board of the airplanes registered in the E.U. in flights within or out of the E.U. (they have to be into their respective containers or to have a receipt of the sale with the same date in which inspection is made, accepting as valid the date of departure of the flight).
Otherwise, they will have to be dispatched in the invoiced baggage.
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Austria, Belgium (only for the crews within the row of Crew), Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Island, Ireland, Italy, Luxemburg, Malta, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland.
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Denmark, France, Sweden, United Kingdom.
Exception for developing European Communities.
Comments
Includes Norway, Island and Switzerland which also will implement the requisites of the European Community.
Exempted Articles: medicines (with medical certificate) and meal / formula for babies shall be permitted in bigger quantities. |
At the airport you have to:
Present all liquids within the mentioned bag, separately from the carry-on baggage and place it in the tray provided by the security controls with this purpose, for its examination on the part of the employees of security.
To take your jacket away and/or coat and place it on the tray. These will be examined separately while you are inspected.
To take out your portable computer and any other electronic device of similar dimensions of their corresponding covers and place them on the tray to be inspected separately from these covers by the security controls. |
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Restrictions as regards quantities
All the liquids must be transported in bottles with a capacity up to 100 ml. or its equivalent of 3,4 oz, being necessary to place them in a plastic transparent packing sealed with a maximum capacity of 1 (one) litre, not exceeding the dimensions of 20 x 20 cm.
Restriction as regards the size of the carry-on baggage
None.
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Duty Free Items
Liquids acquired through the 'Free Shop' or on board or on the planes, can exceed the before mentioned stipulated limits, as long as they are wrapped in plastic sealed bags and showing the purchase receipt with the date of departure of the flight, for passengers who will board or are going to get a connecting flight .
Comments
Exempted Articles: Medicines with due medical prescription, feeding for babies, liquids for special diets in the necessary quantity to use during the flight, including eventual stops, being necessary to present it at the moment of the inspection.
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