Prohibited items in hand luggage

Flight travel is conducted in accordance with certain rules and regulations to ensure the safety and efficiency of air traffic. These rules for flight travel are developed and regulated by aviation authorities, such as international organizations (for example, the International Civil Aviation Organization, ICAO) and the national aviation authorities of each country.

Prohibited items from being carried as carry-on baggage on an airplane vary depending on the airline's specific rules and policies, as well as the security regulations of the country or region in question.

During flight travel, there is a list of prohibited items in hand luggage, in accordance with certain rules and restrictions on the carriage of various items. These prohibited aircraft items and restrictions may vary depending on the airline, type of aircraft and other factors.

However, there are some general categories of items that are often prohibited items or restricted in carry-on luggage. Below we have prepared a general list of prohibited items by airlines.

List of prohibited items in hand luggage during flight travel

1. Sharp or sharp objects

• Knives, pickaxes, scissors with sharp blades, ice axes and chisels, razor blades
• Blunt objects such as bats or baseball bats
• Items needed to chop, such as axes, sickles, and scythes
• Martial arts equipment with sharp or pointed blades, swords and swords

2. Chemical or toxic substances

• Flammable, explosive or toxic substances
• Aerosol sprays, including hair sprays and deodorants
• Neutralizing gases and sprays, sprays with irritant-lachrymatory substances or with pepper and/or hot peppers, acid sprays

3. Liquids in large quantities

• According to safety rules, liquids must be packed in containers of no more than 100 milliliters and placed in a 1-liter clear, resealable plastic bag

4. Dangerous objects and paralyzing devices

• Large lithium-ion or lithium-metal batteries, including large external batteries
• Unusual electronic devices or modifications thereof
• Electroshock devices, stunning devices

5. Prohibited items by security rules

• Objects that can be used to take hostages, such as plastic boxers
• Unauthorized surveillance equipment or communications interception devices

6. Liquids and drinks

• Liquids rules also apply to food and drinks and they must comply with airport security rules.

7. Guns, firearms and other devices

• All types of firearms: pistols, revolvers, carbines, rifles,
• Toy guns and imitations of such weapons or imitation firearms that can be mistaken for real weapons
• Components of firearms and air guns, ball guns and flare guns and starters

8. Prohibited items on airplanes in some countries

• Some countries or regions may have special restrictions on items considered illegal or dangerous in that area.

9. Animals and pets

• The transportation of animals is also subject to certain rules and may be limited. Pets are generally allowed to travel in the cabin or in baggage, but advance notice and compliance are required.
• In many cases, despite the list of prohibited items in hand luggage, most airlines allow pets in the cabin, but this depends on each company's specific policy. It is essential to review the specific policies of the airline you plan to travel with to ensure you meet all requirements for transporting pets in the passenger cabin. Some companies may only allow small animals into the salon, while others may have specific restrictions.

The rules and regulations governing flight travel are created and updated to take into account changing technologies, safety standards and international agreements. All airline companies and their personnel are required to follow these standards to ensure the safety and security of air travel. Flight travel may also be subject to customs and immigration controls at each country's border.

It is always important to check the specific policies of the airline you are traveling with and follow the security protocols of your origin and destination airport. Some items can be carried in the hold but not in carry-on baggage, so it's a good idea to check this before you travel.