What can I bring in hand baggage?
Liquids, gels and pastes (max. 100 ml per container)
Taking several containers? Pack them in one resealable, transparent plastic bag (max. 1 litre)
Liquids bought after security are allowed, as long as they’re sealed and you keep the receipt
Special diet or baby food and medication (with a doctor’s note if required)
Devices with lithium batteries, such as your smartphone, laptop or electric toothbrush
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What is not allowed in my hand luggage?
Firearms and replicas: pistols, revolvers, toy guns
Sharp objects: scissors, knives, razors, axes
Blunt items: golf clubs, baseball bats, brass knuckles
Frequently asked questions
That depends on your airline. As a general guideline: max. 55 x 40 x 20 cm, including wheels and handles. Most airlines also allow one smaller personal item, like a handbag or laptop bag.
Yes. Medication, special dietary products and baby food (for babies up to 2 years old) are allowed in containers larger than 100 ml, as long as you can provide proof such as a doctor’s note.
Sunscreen, perfume and food like yoghurt or chocolate spread follow the normal liquid rules: max. 100 ml per container. Not sure? Put it in your checked luggage. If you don’t eat your food on board, make sure it complies with the import rules at your destination.
In the cabin: as a general rule, only dogs and cats can travel in the cabin. Small dogs or cats may be allowed as hand luggage, depending on the airline. Weight, size and the type of travel carrier all matter. Always check your airline's rules before departure.
In the hold: larger pets travel in the cargo hold in an approved travel crate. First, check in at the airline counter. Then bring your pet to the special drop-off area at the back of the departure hall, between check-in lanes 2 and 3. From there, the airport makes sure your pet is safe and comfortable until it is time to board.
Rules vary from airline to airline. Collapsible pushchairs are often allowed and will be marked before being placed in the hold. Non-folding models must usually be checked in at the counter. Check with your airline for details.
Upon arrival, we kindly request passengers wait at the boarding bridge for their baby buggy. Our staff will provide guidance if collection is designated to an alternate location.