Can I check in the antiperspirant spray by plane, and can I check in the spray by plane?

By plane, more than 100ml generally needs to be checked in The type of antiperspirant spray depends on the type Generally, if you see that the manual says that flammable items cannot be checked in, such as Shu Nai.

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At this time, antiperspirant spray cannot be carried on board and cannot be checked in. Therefore, it is recommended to bring antiperspirant roll-ons when traveling. The ball-on's small size makes it easy to carry around, whether it's a subway, a train, or an airplane.

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Yes, there is no problem with check-in, but it is a bit troublesome if you carry it with you, and the requirements for domestic and foreign flights are different.

Hello dear, the spray can be checked in by plane. 300 ml of aerosol items, if you take an airplane, you can check it in, but you can't carry it with you, and the allowed carry-on capacity is only 100 ml; If you're travelling by train, you can check it in, but you can't take it with you, but you can take it in a more relaxed capacity than when you fly, up to 120ml. 2. The Royal Grill Spray is a non-restricted carry-on product and can be consigned.

According to the "Catalogue of Restricted Carry-on or Consigned Items for Civil Aviation Passengers", passengers should carry liquids (liquids, gels, aerosols), even if the container is not filled with liquids, and are not allowed to carry them on their bodies.

Aerosols are non-restricted items and can be checked in. According to the "Catalogue of Restricted Carry-on or Checked Items of Civil Aviation Passengers", passengers should carry liquids (liquids, gels, aerosols) in containers with a volume of no more than 100 milliliters (ml).

Containers with a volume of more than 100 milliliters (ml) are not allowed to be carried on board, even if they are not filled with liquid, and should be transported in the carry-on baggage. 2. The container containing the liquid should be placed loosely in a transparent plastic bag with a maximum volume of no more than 1 liter (L) that can be resealed, and the plastic bag should be completely sealed. Only one transparent plastic bag is allowed per passenger at a time.

The excess part shall be checked in; Plastic bags containing liquids should be subject to a separate security check at the security checkpoint.

As long as it has any of the properties of flammable, explosive, corrosive, peculiar smell, or compressed cans, it is not allowed to be checked in.

For example, the hydrating spray in the iron cans used by girls is not flammable, but because it is a compression can, it is not allowed to be carried in the consignment box.

As it is a compression tank, this shaving foam cannot be carried or checked in.

However, non-flammable liquids that do not leak easily can can be checked in.

The amount of liquid you carry on your body must be less than 100ml.

1. It is strictly forbidden for passengers to carry lighters and matches in their checked baggage. Passengers are allowed to carry one lighter (except windproof lighters) or one box of matches on board. When passing through the security check, passengers should take the initiative to hand over the lighters and matches to the security personnel for inspection separately.

2. Passengers taking international and regional flights carrying liquids shall still be subject to the relevant provisions of the Announcement on Restricting the Carrying of Liquids on Civil Aviation Aircraft issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China on March 17, 2007.

3. Passengers taking domestic flights may carry liquids in a single container with a volume of no more than 100 ml and a total amount of no more than 1,000 ml on board, except for flammable and explosive liquids that are prohibited from being carried by civil aviation regulations.

4. Patients with diabetes or other diseases can carry liquid medicines necessary for the flight, but they must present a hospital certificate in their name or a doctor's prescription; Passengers travelling with infants are allowed to carry liquid dairy products on board after being confirmed by security checks.

5. Passengers shall be responsible for any consequences such as missing their flight due to violation of the above regulations.

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