Please refer to the links below and the signage in our pre-departure area for information on what items are permitted or prohibited on board, and whether they should be packed in your carry-on or checked baggage.
Checklist
Click here for a handy, printable version of the types of items you can and cannot bring on an aircraft.
Liquids, powders, gels and aerosols
There are restrictions on the amount of powders, liquids, aerosols, and gels you can take in your carry-on luggage.
Click the links below for more information including medication, allowable volumes, toiletries, tips on travelling with young children (in relation to what you can take) etc.
For a handy graphical representation of this information, click here.
Batteries and power banks
Whether a battery can be carried or not depends on the type of battery, its configuration, or the number of batteries being carried. For detailed information, check the Aviation Security website here. General guidelines are outlined below, but please check with your airline if you are unsure.
Batteries installed in consumer electronics/equipment - these items can be carried provided the batteries are securely installed in the device and the device is protected so it cannot be accidentally turned on.
Spare or loose batteries – these batteries must be carried separately, and must be carried in your carry-on luggage. They must also be well protected and/or insulated to prevent short-circuiting.
Power banks/Power packs - must be in carry-on baggage only. If the power bank has multiple purposes , it will still be considered a power bank and considered a dangerous good.
Further information
For further information, check the Aviation Security Service website here.
