What can I bring with me on a plane?

There are many things that cannot be brought in carry-on luggage, such as lighters, things that can generate electricity or fire, and relatively large metal products (such as larger metal boxes). ), liquids (originally the rules of most airlines are that you can bring less than 50ml of liquids or gelled items, but it is better not to bring them.) Sometimes it is up to the staff to let you bring some things on the edge of the rules, so try to put those edge items in your checked baggage.

There are also sharp weapons and the like, needless to say, they must not be brought. Everything else is basically something you can bring.

Instant noodles and sausages are absolutely not allowed and can be bought at the duty-free shop at the airport after the security check. It's just that there are fewer varieties. The same goes for drinks and water.

By the way, there is also the issue of cigarettes, if you are going to bring cigarettes, you can't bring more than 400 cigarettes from outside the airport. That is, two. And it's better to check it out. There is no limit to what you can buy at the duty-free shops at the airport.

Checked baggage can be checked in.

You can carry 15 pounds of luggage. There can be no liquids, cosmetics.

In addition to those that cannot be brought (**, liquids, etc.), you can bring them.

Dry goods are fine, but drinks are not.

Don't bring too much, it'll be troublesome if you are considered a smuggler.

On long-haul international flights, you can ask the flight attendant for instant noodles and snacks. I flew to Japan for a while, and I don't remember if I had it.

Airplanes are used as a means of daily transportation.

Due to the particularity of flying in the air, there are many prohibited items on the plane, and passengers must know the prohibited items in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble.

1. Cosmetics, cosmetics for self-use during air travel must meet 3 conditions at the same time:

1. Each type is limited to one piece;

2. Accept the bottle opening inspection;

3. Put it in a single container with a volume of no more than 100ml. Articles should be carried on the person in a single container with a volume of no more than 100ml. Note: Toothpaste and shaving cream should not exceed 100g (ml) each.

2. Other special liquids.

Liquid dairy products necessary for infant air travel, diabetes.

or liquid medicines necessary for air travel for patients with other medical conditions, which can only be carried on board after being confirmed by security checks.

3. Tinder. Lighters, matches, cigarette lighters.

Flints and flints are not allowed. It's dangerous to take on an airplane.

4. Alcoholic beverages.

1. The label is comprehensive and clear and placed in retail packaging, and the volume of each container shall not exceed 5L;

2. When the volume percentage of alcohol is less than or equal to 24%, the consignment quantity is not limited;

3. When the volume percentage of alcohol is greater than 24% but less than or equal to 70%, the number of checked alcohol per passenger shall not exceed 5L.

5. Power bank.

Power banks and lithium batteries are not allowed to be checked in as baggage, and the following restrictions are imposed on carry-on baggage (lithium batteries used in electric wheelchairs are otherwise specified):

1. The identification is comprehensive and clear, and the rated energy is less than or equal to 100wh;

2. When the rated energy is greater than 100Wh and less than or equal to 160Wh, it must be approved by the airline and each person is limited to two pieces.

There are many things you can take with you when you fly, but there are some that you can't. Here is a list of some of the items you can bring:

1.Carry-on baggage: Carry-on baggage refers to the luggage carried by the carrier himself/herself, with a maximum size of no more than 55 cm, 40 cm and 20 cm, and a weight of no more than 5 kg, which can be put into carry-on items, such as electronic products, books, clothing, etc.

2.Carry-on items: Carry-on items include mobile phones, computers, cameras, passports, wallets, glasses, umbrellas, books, skin care products, cosmetics, etc., with a maximum size of no more than 20 cm 30 cm and a weight of no more than 2 kg.

3.Food: Some aircraft allow passengers to carry food, but it is generally liquid or semi-liquid food, such as juices, soups, juices, milk, salad dressings, etc., with a maximum capacity of no more than 100ml, which needs to be placed in a transparent plastic bag.

4.Liquids: limited to the quantity required for the journey, such as diabetes medication packs, baby food, etc., liquids stored in containers with a capacity of more than 100ml must be checked in and must not exceed 100ml.

5.Knives: Knives must be checked in, and only one knife can be checked.

6.Alcohol: Alcoholic beverages with an alcohol concentration of less than 24 degrees (including 24 degrees) are not limited in consignment; If the alcohol concentration is between 24 degrees (excluding 24 degrees) and 70 degrees (including 70 degrees), the total amount of consignment shall not exceed 5 liters; If the alcohol concentration exceeds 70 proof, it cannot be carried on board or checked in.

7.Cosmetics: Only a small amount of cosmetics can be brought for personal use, only one for each type, and the total amount of cosmetics brought should not exceed 1000ml.

8.Small scissors, fruit knives, razors, etc.: must be carried with you and cannot be carried in checked baggage, and you can also carry a pair of scissors with you.

9.Fireworks: Fireworks, pyrotechnic powder, and starting sheets are prohibited from being carried on board or checked in.

10.Pets: As long as the pet has a chip, it can be checked in, but the pet must be placed in a pet box, and the sum of the length, width and height of the pet box must be less than or equal to 80 cm.

11.Power bank: mobile phone batteries, power banks, etc. are not allowed to be carried on board, and can only be checked in hand luggage, and the power bank must have English logos.

12.Liquids: Beverages, soups, water, syrup, gel, drinking water, etc., and the capacity does not exceed 100 ml of liquid items, which can be placed in a transparent plastic bag, each passenger is not allowed to carry more than 100 ml of liquids, and more than 100 ml of liquid items need to be checked in, and the liquid items in the Forbidden City cannot be carried with you temporarily.

These 6 items are not allowed to be carried on the plane, and they will be confiscated if found, so don't bring them with you in the future.

Depending on the regulations of different airlines and countries, there may be some slight differences in what can be carried on board, but here are the regulations that generally apply:

Carry-on baggage: One piece of carry-on baggage is usually allowed with you, but there may be restrictions on its size, weight and quantity, subject to airline regulations.

Carry-on items: You can bring some carry-on items, such as wallets, mobile phones, keys, laptops, books, etc., but some sharp or flammable and explosive items are not allowed.

Other prohibited items: such as firearms, ** items, knives, flammable liquids, etc. are strictly prohibited.

1. The weight shall not exceed 5 kg, the number of pieces shall not exceed 1 piece, and the volume shall not exceed 55 40 20 cubic centimeters of bags or small suitcases.

2. The packaging of a single bottle of liquid (container volume) does not exceed 100 ml, and the total number does not exceed 1000 ml (that is, 10), so that you can carry it with you, such as: skin care products, shampoo, shower gel, etc., which must be checked in if you exceed it. Note: Perfume is limited to 500 ml.

3. Cameras, computers, power banks, video cameras, and electronic watches can all be on the plane, but the energy amount of the power bank should be less than 1000wh and can be carried around. Note: You can only bring a maximum of 2 per person.