Baggage Information

• Carry-on baggage size and weight limits are strictly enforced at the airport.
• You must be able to lift your own carry-on baggage into the overhead locker unaided.
• Please stow smaller bags under the seat in front of you keeping overhead space free for larger case-type bags.
• You may be asked to gate-check your carry-on baggage if we do not have sufficient stowage space on board.
• Passengers in Row 1, or at an emergency exit, MUST store baggage in an overhead bin.

• One piece of carry-on baggage, may not exceed limit of 10kg (22lb)
• Carry-on baggage may not exceed 55cm H (21.5") x 40cm W (15.5") x 24cm D (9.5")
• Carry-on baggage must fit inside the gauge units at the airport (including wheels and handles)

In addition to one carry-on bag, customers may bring onboard one personal item (ladies handbag, gents satchel, duty free shopping bag, etc.). The personal item must be placed under the seat in front.

• Personal item may not exceed 25cm H (10") x 33cm W (13") x 20cm D (8")

• flight numbers 3000-4000 operated by Aer Arann
• One piece of carry-on baggage, may not exceed limit of 7kg (15lb)
• Carry-on baggage must be within the size dimensions of 48cm H (18.5") x 33cm W (13") x 20cm D (8")

• One piece of carry-on baggage, may not exceed limit of 7kg (15lb)
• Carry-on baggage must be within the size dimensions of 60cm H (23.5") x 35cm W (13.5") x 20cm D (8")

• Baggage fees apply for each checked bag
• Maximum of 20kg (44lb) in total checked baggage weight per passenger, regardless of the number of bag fees purchased
• See Baggage Fees

• One checked bag is permitted free of charge
• Maximum of 20kg (44lb) in total checked baggage weight per passenger, regardless of the number of bag fees purchased
• Baggage fees apply for 2nd and subsequent checked bags
• See Baggage Fees

• Two checked bags are permitted free of charge
• Maximum of 20kg (44lb) in total checked baggage weight per passenger, regardless of the number of bag fees purchased
• Baggage fees apply for 3rd and subsequent checked bags
• See Baggage Fees

• Passengers are permitted one bag free of charge, weighing up to 23kg (50lb)
• Overall bag dimensions (length + width + height) must not exceed 158 cm (62")
• Baggage Fees apply for overweight and additional checked bags
• Infant baggage allowance is 10kg (22lb) in addition to one collapsible stroller

• Passengers are permitted two bags free of charge, weighing up to 23kg (50lb) per bag
• First checked bag overall dimensions (length + width + height) must not exceed 158cm (62")
• Second checked bag overall dimensions (length + width + height) must not exceed 140cm (55")
• Baggage Fees apply for overweight and additional checked bags
• Infant baggage allowance is 10kg (22lb) in addition to one collapsible stroller

• Passengers are permitted three bags free of charge, weighing up to 23kg (50lb) per bag
• First checked bag overall dimensions (length + width + height) must not exceed 158cm (62")
• Second/third bag overall dimensions (length + width + height) must not exceed 140cm (55")
• Baggage Fees apply for overweight and additional checked bags

• Passengers are permitted two bags free of charge
• Baggage Fees apply for third and subsequent bags weighing up to 23kg (50lb)
• Excess weight fee is charged for any bag over 23kg (50lb)
• For more details, see Eithad Airways Baggage Information

• Medical equipment (dialysis machines, wheelchairs etc.) are carried free of charge.
• Small musical instruments may qualify as hand baggage.
• Medium sized musical instruments may be carried in the cabin if an individual seat for the instrument is purchased.
• If the instrument will not fit in the extra seat, it must be checked in and normal excess baggage rates apply.
• See our full list of prohibited / restricted items within checked baggage.

• One checked bag is permitted under 23kg (50lb) free of charge
• Baggage Fees apply for 2nd and subsequent bags weighing up to 23kg (50lb)
• Excess Baggage Fees apply for bags 24kg to a maximum of 32kg (51lb to a maximum of 70lb)

• Two checked bags are permitted under 23kg (50lb) free of charge
• Baggage Fees apply for 3rd and subsequent bags weighing up to 23kg (50lb)
• Excess Baggage Fees apply for bags 24kg to a maximum of 32kg (51lb to a maximum of 70lb)

• Three checked bags are permitted up to a total of 69kg (150lb) free of charge

For Aer Lingus journeys between North America and the UK or Continental Europe, the long-haul checked baggage allowance will apply for all flights within a single itinerary or reservation, unless there is a stopover of more than 14 days in Ireland, then each flight within the itinerary will have the relevant shorthaul or longhaul baggage policy applied to that part of the journey. Relevant shorthaul or longhaul policies shall apply to itineraries booked as separate reservations.

If your booking was made on aerlingus.com, you can book bags in advance. You will need to know your Booking Reference as well as the Departure Airport, Arrival Airport and the email address used to make your booking.

Note: If you did not book online you will need to contact our Reservations Department in order to book your bags in advance.

• Baggage fees apply for each checked bag.
• Pay online up to two hours before departure at a discount or pay the full fee at the airport.

• Baggage fees apply for 2nd and subsequent checked bag.
• Pay online up to two hours before departure at a discount or pay the full fee at the airport.

• Baggage fees apply for 3rd and subsequent checked bag.
• Pay online up to two hours before departure at a discount or pay the full fee at the airport.

• Pets must be booked to travel with Aer Lingus Cargo, and they will be carried in the aircraft hold.
• Pets are not permitted to travel onboard Aer Lingus aircraft.
• Separate measures apply for passengers travelling with Service Animals.
• Animals need to be at least 10 weeks old when travelling on an Aer Lingus flight.
• The maximum weight of an animal container must not exceed 64kgs / 141lbs.
• Due to industry reports of serious damage to aircraft as a result of dogs becoming loose in aircraft holds, the following breeds of dogs are not to be carried under any circumstances on any Aer Lingus aircraft.
  • Akita
  • Argentino
  • Fila Brazillero
  • Mastiff
  • Pit Bull
  • Tosa

• Pets must be booked to travel with Aer Lingus Cargo.
• Animals presented for transport at passenger check-in, will not be accepted under any circumstance.

• Household pets (cats & dogs only) can be booked as excess baggage by contacting Aer Lingus reservations.
• There is a €160 per flight sector per crate payable at the airport on the day of departure.
• If the passenger is not travelling with the animal, or for the carriage of any animal other than household pets, booking must be made via Aer Lingus Cargo.

• PET EXPRESS will make the arrangements to ship your pet(s) to Ireland on behalf of Aer Lingus.
• Contact Pet Express at 1-866-PET-MOVE or visit their website at petexpress.us.
• Please note: animals cannot be shipped from the USA on Fridays or Saturdays.

Only domestic cats, dogs and rabbits will be accepted for carriage on Aer Lingus Regional operated flights. This applies to domestic flights within Ireland and flights between Ireland and the United Kingdom.

• At the time of booking, a call to Aer Lingus Reservations must be made if you plan to travel with a pet. A €40 fee per flight, per crate is also applicable. At this time you will be advised of all restricted breeds for travel on an Aer Lingus Regional flight.
• Animals need to be at least 10 weeks old when travelling on an Aer Lingus Regional flight.
• Separate procedures apply for passengers travelling with Service Animals (Seeing Eye Dogs).
• Carriage is permitted only with the animal owner's acknowledgment that there may be risks to the health or welfare of their animal which may be caused by the reaction of an animal to flying.
• The owner's acknowledgement of this is confirmed by booking and presenting their animal for a flight.
• Pets must be presented for carriage in their own individual crate which must be durable and strong enough for secure travel.
• The carriage of animals on Aer Lingus Regional flights is subject to there being available space in the aircraft and accordingly Aer Lingus Regional reserve the right to refuse to carry an animal up to and including the scheduled departure time.

Aer Lingus will carry golf bags as checked baggage.

Golfing equipment may consist of one golf bag containing golf clubs and golf equipment.

A maximum of 1 golf bag per person is allowed.

On US flights where the Piece Concept is applied and golfing equipment is within the passenger's normal baggage allowance, there is no extra charge. If the Golfing Equipment is in addition to the passenger's baggage allowance, normal excess baggage charges using the Piece Concept apply

There is no charge for golf bags for passengers travelling in Business Class.

For all other flights a maximum of 1 golf bag weighing up to 15kgs / 33lbs per person is permitted and a fee of €30 or equivalent payable online prior to departure or a fee of €40 or equivalent, payable at the airport on the day of departure applies. This fee is charged each-way on outbound and return journeys. Excess baggage charges apply if the golf bag is in excess of 15kgs / 33lbs.

Groups travelling with golf clubs should contact Aer Lingus directly to make special arrangements and to ensure there is enough space in the aircraft hold to carry the golf equipment.

If you are travelling on Aer Lingus regional flights the maximum golf bags allowed is 12 golf bags per flight. This is all subject to availability on the day.

Aer Lingus will carry bicycles and tandem bicycles as checked baggage: A maximum of 1 Bicycle per person. For flights between Ireland and North America bicycles are part of the free allowance, normal excess baggage rates apply if the passenger carries excess to the free allowance.

For ALL other flights there is a fee of €40 or equivalent payable at the airport on the day of departure. This fee is charged on an each-way basis for outbound and return journeys.

There is no charge for bicycles for passengers traveling in Business Class.

Aer Lingus permits passengers to travel with bicycles where there is space available.

Aer Lingus will pre book a maximum of 10 bicycles per flight, except in the following stations where due to high cargo volumes a restriction of 6 bicycles per flight applies:

• Prague
• Lisbon
• Warsaw
• Frankfurt
• Zurich
• Vienna
• Amsterdam
• Budapest

If you are travelling on Aer Lingus regional flights the maximum bicycles allowed is 2 per flight. This is all subject to availability on the day.

Bicycles cannot be booked online. To book the bicycle the passenger must contact their local reservations office.

Packing

Before transportation of bicycles, the handlebars shall be lowered and fixed sideways, the pressure of the tyres reduced to avoid any problems in the unlikely event of pressurisation changes during flight and, if possible, invert the pedals.

When necessary, sharp projective parts should be protected with plastic or cardboard to avoid damage to other load.

From Amsterdam boxes will be provided at a fee of €20.00.

Check-in

Passengers must allow sufficient time at check-in so that security and handling procedures can be completed. Bicycles already confirmed by reservation will be checked in automatically. When a bicycle has not been confirmed it will be carried on a stand-by basis.

In all cases, the passenger should arrive at Check-in at least 90 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

Aer Lingus will carry diving equipment as checked baggage provided it is packed in a recognised kit bag and does not exceed the maximum dimensions and weight restrictions.

Any excess baggage will be charged at excess rates.

Cylinders are not permitted for carriage on Aer Lingus aircraft.

Pressure-sensitive devices may need special packaging. Please refer to the manufacturer for advice.

Aer Lingus will carry fishing equipment as checked baggage. Fishing Equipment includes the Fishing Rod, Case and Tackle Basket.

For flights between Ireland and North America fishing equipment is part of the free allowance, normal excess baggage rates apply if the passenger carries excess to the free allowance.

There is no charge for fishing equipment for passengers traveling in Business Class.

Fishing equipment is subject to a fee of €30 or equivalent payable online prior to departure or a fee of €40 or equivalent, payable at the airport on the day of departure. This fee is charged each-way on outbound and return journeys.

Aer Lingus will carry Surf Boards as checked baggage.

For flights between Ireland and North America surfboard is part of the free allowance, normal excess baggage rates apply if the passenger carries excess to the free allowance.

There is no charge for Surf Boards for passengers traveling in Business class.

Surfboards are subject to a fee of €30 or equivalent payable online prior to departure or a fee of €40 or equivalent, payable at the airport on the day of departure. This fee is charged each-way on outbound and return journeys.

Please note that Surf Boards must not exceed 2.77m in length (approx 110 inches) and must be packed in cushioning material such as bubble wrapping so as to protect them against damage.

Aer Lingus will carry wind surf equipment as checked baggage.

For flights between Ireland and North America wind surf equipment is part of the free allowance, normal excess baggage rates apply if the passenger carries excess to the free allowance.

There is no charge for wind surf equipment for passengers traveling in Business class.

Wind Surf Equipment cannot be booked online.

To book the wind surf equipment the passenger must contact their local reservations office.

Wind surf equipment is subject to a fee of €40 payable at the airport on the day of departure. This fee is charged each-way on outbound and return journeys. A maximum of 1 Board, 1 Boom, 1 Sail and 1 Mast per person.

No item may exceed 2.77m in length (110 inches). Wind surfing equipment must be packed to avoid damage.

Give sufficient time at check in for security and handling procedures. We recommend you arrive at check-in at least 90-minute pre flight.

All items must be packed so as to protect them against damage and avoid damage to other items of baggage.

Aer Lingus will carry skis as checked baggage.

For flights between Ireland and North America skis are part of free allowance, normal excess baggage rates apply if the passenger carries excess to the free allowance.

There is no charge for skis for passengers travelling in Business Class. For all other flights a maximum of 1 Pair of skis, boots and poles per person and a fee of €30 or equivalent payable online prior to departure or a fee of €40 or equivalent, payable at the airport on the day of departure applies. This fee is charged each-way on outbound and return journeys.

Aer Lingus will carry Snow Boards as checked baggage.

For flights between Ireland and North America Snow Boards are part of free allowance, normal excess baggage rates apply if the passenger carries excess to the free allowance.

There is no charge for Snow Boards for passengers travelling in Business Class.

For all other routes a maximum of 1 Snow Board per person and a fee of €30 or equivalent payable online prior to departure or a fee of €40 or equivalent, payable at the airport on the day of departure applies. This fee is charged each-way on outbound and return journeys.

Aer Lingus will carry sports guns and ammunition cartridges subject to the following:

• Sport Guns are to be dismantled
• Sports Guns when dismantled are to be loaded with checked baggage
• Sport Guns, ammunition and cartridges must be packed separately from other baggage
• Sport Guns, ammunition and cartridges must be available for inspection by security
• Ammunition is limited to 5kg per passenger and must be packed in containers of wood, metal, or fireboard with the contents protected against any movement
• Subject to an extra charge for flights within Europe

Only the licensed firearm owner may check-in a Sport Gun upon presentation of their valid Firearm License at check-in.

Note: Sports Weapons/Firearms/Ammunition cannot be carried on Aer Lingus regional flights.

Fees For Sports Guns And Ammunition

€40/£32 or equivalent for all flights within Europe. (£37 for flights departing London Heathrow). This fee is payable at the airport on the day of departure. For flights to/from North America sports guns and ammunition may be carried under the normal baggage allowance.

• Maximum dimensions for a cabin bag are 55cm H (21.5") x 40cm W (15.5") x 24cm D (9.5")
• Must be small enough to fit in the overhead bin or under the seat in front.
• If the instrument is larger than the permitted hand baggage size, e.g. Guitar, and the passenger wishes to carry the item in the cabin, they have to purchase an additional seat for the instrument (this can be done online and normal charges and taxes apply). There will be no baggage allowance for the purchase of an additional seat for the instrument. The instrument should be booked in the name of the instrument e.g. Guitar/One Ms or Saxophone/One Ms. The actual weight of the instrument including its carry case, must not exceed 75kgs / 165lbs.
• Larger musical equipment (including but not limited to double bass, harps and drums) is unsuitable for carriage in the cabin and must be checked in. If the passenger wishes to carry the instrument in the hold, then a special handling fee applies and it is charged at the same rate as golf equipment and skis (currently €30 online, or €40 at the airport). Normal excess baggage rates will also apply.

• Maximum dimensions for a cabin bag are 48cm H (18.5") x 33cm W (13") x 20cm D (8")
• Must be small enough to fit in the overhead bin or under the seat in front.
• If the instrument is larger than the permitted hand baggage size, e.g. Guitar, and the passenger wishes to carry the item in the cabin, they have to purchase an additional seat for the instrument (this can be done online and normal charges and taxes apply). There will be no baggage allowance for the purchase of an additional seat for the instrument. The instrument should be booked in the name of the instrument e.g. Guitar/One Ms or Saxophone/One Ms. The actual weight of the instrument including its carry case, must not exceed 75kgs / 165lbs.
• The maximum dimensions that Aer Lingus Regional can accommodate an instrument to travel on a seat is 94cm H (37") x 58cm W (23") x 41cm D (16"). In order for the instrument to fit safely and securely on the aircraft it is the passengers responsibility to ensure that the instrument is within these dimensions prior to purchasing a seat.
• Passengers travelling on Aer Lingus Regional who have purchased a seat for their musical instrument are asked to check in at their airport of departure as apposed to checking in online. This is so that the check-in agent can determine the exact weight of the instrument including its carry case and to ensure that the seat next to the passenger is blocked and reserved only for the instrument.
• Larger musical equipment (including but not limited to double bass, harps and drums) is unsuitable for carriage in the cabin and must be checked in. If the passenger wishes to carry the instrument in the hold, then a special handling fee applies and it is charged at the same rate as golf equipment and skis (currently €30 online, or €40 at the airport). Normal excess baggage rates will also apply.

Art Easels can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage.

The push-chair/stroller must be checked in with the baggage and can be handed down at the gate if required (Except for flights departing London Heathrow where push-chairs/strollers are not permitted to be handed down at the gate and must be handed in with checked baggage).

Travelling on flights within Europe
A fully collapsible push-chair/stroller is allowed free of charge for an infant booking only. All other baggage must be included in the accompanying adult's baggage allowance.

Travelling on flights to/from USA
In addition to infant baggage allowance (10 kgs / 22 lbs), a fully collapsible push-chair/stroller is allowed free of charge.

Crystal can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage.

Hats can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage.

Large Gift Wrapped Gifts can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus, these packages could be subject to a security check. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage.

Liquids are not permitted onboard unless they are in individual containers with a capacity not greater than 100 millilitres or equivalent and contained in one transparent re-sealable plastic bag of a capacity not exceeding 1 litre. The contents of the plastic bag shall fit comfortably and the bag shall be completely closed.

Liquids include gels, pastes, lotions, liquid/solid mixtures and the contents of pressurised containers, e.g. toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, syrups, perfume, shaving foam, aerosols and other items of similar consistency. Exemptions may be granted if the liquid is:

1. to be used during the trip and is either required for medical purposes or a special dietary requirement, including baby food. When requested to, the passenger shall provide proof of authenticity of the exempted liquid; or
2. obtained airside beyond the point where boarding passes are controlled from outlets that are subject to approved security procedures as part of the airport security programme, on condition that the liquid is packed in a bag that is both tamper evident and displays satisfactory proof of purchase at that airport on that day; or
3. obtained in the security restricted area from outlets that are subject to approved security procedures as part of the airport security programme; or
4. obtained at another Community airport, on condition that the liquid is packed in a bag that is both tamper evident and displays satisfactory proof of purchase at airside at that airport on that day; or
5. obtained on board an aircraft of a Community air carrier, on condition that the liquid is packed in a bag that is both tamper evident and displays satisfactory proof of purchase on board that aircraft on that day.

Paintings can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage.

Pictures can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage.

Power Tools can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus, with the exception of those that are powered by petrol/gasoline or any flammable fuels. The normal checked baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passengers responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage. The normal excess check and cabin baggage rules apply.

Toolboxes can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage. The normal excess check and cabin baggage rules apply.

Wedding Cakes can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed in order to prevent damage.

Wedding Dresses can be carried when travelling with Aer Lingus. The normal checked/cabin baggage rules apply. There is no requirement to advise Aer Lingus before hand that you are carrying these items. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure they are packed/ boxed and should be able to fit in the overhead compartment in order to prevent damage.

The following list covers items that may be carried on Aer Lingus service but require approval prior to travel and where quantities or regulation of items are restricted.

If you plan on travelling with any of these items you must contact your local reservations department at least 48 hours prior to departure.

• Battery powered mobility aids
  • non-spillable batteries
  • spillable batteries or with lithium batteries
  • lithium ion batteries (collapsible)

• Camping stoves and fuel containers that have contained a flammable liquid fuel - fuel tank/container must be empty.
• Lithium ion Batteries with a Watt-hour rating exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh.
  • Contained within security-type equipment.
  • Spare lithium ion batteries - Maximum of two spare batteries per person.
• Mercury-filled items - barometers, thermometers, etc.
• Avalanche rescue backpack - must be packed with pressure relief valves and in a manner that it cannot be accidentally activated.
• Solid carbon dioxide (dry ice)
• Heat-producing articles - underwater torches (diving lamps), soldering irons, etc.
• Oxygen and other small cylinders for medical use - cylinder must have a gross weight under 5 kg.
• Life jackets - containing small non-flammable gas cylinders (containing suitable gas in Division 2.2).
• Portable medical electronic devices - Automated External Defibrillators (AED), Nebulizer, Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) containing lithium batteries, etc.
• Chemical agent monitoring equipment
• Firearms and/or Ammunition (cartridges for weapons), securely packaged.

Aer Lingus will carry Firearms and ammunition cartridges subject to the following:

• Our reservations department has received the following details at least 48 hours before travel:

Firearms

• Quantity
• Type (handgun, rifle, shotgun)
• Make/model

Ammunition

• Quantity (weight) and calibre

Upon presentation at the airport

• Sport Guns are dismantled and packed one per case.
• Sport Guns, ammunition and cartridges must be packed separately from other baggage.
• Sport Guns, ammunition and cartridges must be available for inspection by security.
• Ammunition is limited to 5kg per passenger.
• Ammunition must be packed in containers of wood, metal, or fireboard with the contents protected against any movement.
• Only the licensed firearm owner may check-in a Sport Gun upon presentation of their valid Firearm License at check-in.

Note: Sports Weapons/Firearms/Ammunition cannot be carried on Aer Lingus regional flights.

The following list covers items restricted for carriage either as carry-on or checked baggage on Aer Lingus services.

• Pointed edged weapons & sharp objects - axes, swords, knives with blades of more than 6cms, scissors with blades of more than 6cms as measured from the fulcrum.
• Disabling devices such as mace, pepper spray, etc.
• Electro shock weapons (e.g. Tasers) containing dangerous goods - such as explosives, compressed gases, lithium batteries, etc.
• Security-type attaché cases - such as cash boxes, cash bags, etc.
• Explosives - such as detonators, fuses, grenades, mines and explosives etc.
• Flammable gases - such as propane, butane, etc
• Flammable liquids - such as - paint, gasoline, solvents, methanol, etc.
• Flammable solids and reactive substances - such as magnesium, firelighters, fireworks flares, etc.
• Large Electrical items - such as televisions, fridges, microwaves, etc.
• Oxidizers and organic peroxides - such as bleach, car body repairs kits, etc.
• Toxic or infectious substances - such as rat poison, infected blood, weed killer, etc.
• Radioactive material - such as medicinal or commercial isotopes.
• Strike anywhere matches
• Substances liable to spontaneous combustion - Phosphorus, etc.
• Corrosive materials - such as acids, mercury, vehicle batteries, etc.
• Vehicle fuel system components which have contained fuel.

The following list covers items restricted for carriage on board Aer Lingus services.

• Aerosols
• Blunt instruments - any blunt instrument capable of causing injury.
• Chemical and toxic substances - any chemical or toxic substance which poses a risk to the health of passengers and crew or the security/safety of aircraft or property.
• Christmas crackers
• Electronic Cigarettes
• Explosive or highly combustible substances which pose a risk to the health of passengers and crew or the security/safety of the aircraft property.
• Gas cigarette lighters are prohibited on all flights to and from the USA.
• Guns, firearms & weapons - any object capable or appearing capable of discharging a project or causing injury.
• Pointed edged weapons & sharp objects - pointed or bladed articles capable of causing injury.
• Toy or replica guns (plastic or metal).

EU aviation security regulations prohibit passengers from carrying any liquid, gels or pastes of more than 100mls through security screening.

Exempt items must also be placed in a separate transparent re-sealable bag and presented separately at the passenger security screening area.

Details of these regulations are available to download here: EU aviation security regulations

Liquids purchased in airside retail units are not subject to limit of 100mls.