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Restricted items

Items you must not carry in baggage
You must not carry the following in your baggage (whether as checked baggage or unchecked baggage):
- Items you are forbidden from carrying by law
- Items likely to put the aircraft, people, or property in danger (e.g. per ICAO and IATA regulations)
- Items we reasonably consider unsuitable due to size, weight, fragility, or nature
If we discover you are carrying forbidden items, we will refuse to carry them. Please click here to view our full list of restricted and prohibited items.
Firearms
On some of our services, we do not carry firearms or ammunition. On services where permitted, a fee may apply.
- Firearms are not included in baggage allowance and must be declared before check-in
- Must be carried as checked baggage, unloaded, with safety catch on, packed securely in a locked case
- Max ammunition: 5kg
- Covered by ICAO/IATA regulations – ensure all documentation is complete
- Failure to comply may result in refusal of carriage and added costs
Please download and complete our Firearms/Ammunition in Baggage Form before travel.
Dangerous items you must not take with you on to the plane
You must not take into the aircraft cabin:
- Items forbidden by law or that pose safety/security risks
- Swords, replica/toy/antique guns, knives, archery bows, arrows, ceremonial items (e.g. Skean Dhu)
These items may be refused or required to be checked as hold baggage, subject to aircraft layout. We recommend checking with us before travel to avoid issues.
Update to our power banks policy
The safety and security of our customers is our top priority. You can travel with a maximum of 2 power banks per passenger.

To keep you safe on board, power banks:
- cannot be used on board and must be carried in your hand baggage
- must be stored either in the seat pocket or in a bag placed under the seat in front
- must not be recharged while onboard the aircraft
- should not be used to recharge your personal electronic devices while onboard the aircraft
- must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (by placement in original retail packaging or by otherwise insulating terminals, such as by taping over exposed terminals or placing each power bank in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch)

For more information see our FAQ on Powerbanks.
Click here to read our full Dangerous Goods Policy.