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Dangerous goods

You are not allowed to carry dangerous goods in your baggage or with you. This applies to all passengers in the booking. If you are checking in other passengers, please inform them about this regulation. Dangerous goods include explosives, compressed gases, flammable liquids, gases and solids and oxidizing, magnetic, radioactive, poisonous and/or corrosive materials. Examples include paints, fireworks, tear gas, mercury, lighter fluids and radiopharmaceuticals.

There are several exceptions where certain dangerous goods items are allowed, such as small quantities of medicinal and toilet articles carried in your baggage and certain smoking materials carried by you. Please contact an airline representative for more information about these exceptions.