What items are prohibited in airplane cabins?
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In the aircraft cabin, safety comes first. Certain items are strictly prohibited, while others are allowed only under specific conditions. These rules apply to all airlines and are intended to prevent the introduction of dangerous objects or items that could pose a risk during the flight. Security checks are carried out before boarding, and any non-compliant item may be confiscated with no possibility of recovery.
Even if you are traveling with only a carry-on bag, it is essential to be aware of these restrictions to avoid unpleasant surprises at the security checkpoint.
Prohibited or regulated items in carry-on luggage
- Sharp or pointed objects: knives, long-bladed scissors, box cutters
- Weapons and similar objects: firearms, replicas, toy guns
- Liquids over 100 ml: drinks, perfumes, gels, creams (even partially used)
- Flammable substances: gasoline, solvents, unauthorized lighters
- Explosives and pyrotechnics: fireworks, firecrackers
- Dangerous tools: hammers, long screwdrivers, heavy wrenches
- Chemical or toxic products: paints, industrial aerosols
- All permitted liquids must be placed in a transparent plastic bag with a maximum capacity of 1 liter
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FAQ – What you need to know before the cabin security check
Are prohibited items the same for all airlines?
Yes. Cabin security rules are defined at the international level and apply regardless of the airline.
Can I carry liquids purchased in duty-free?
Yes, provided they are sealed in a security bag and accompanied by proof of purchase.
Are batteries and electronic devices allowed?
Yes, in most cases. Lithium batteries must be transported in carry-on luggage and protected against short circuits.
What happens to a prohibited item detected at the checkpoint?
It is either discarded or held by security. No refund or storage is guaranteed.
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