What items are prohibited in easyJet carry-on baggage?

In EasyJet carry-on luggage, certain categories of items are prohibited for security reasons. This mainly concerns dangerous objects, liquids in non-compliant quantities, and items capable of causing injury or being used as weapons. It is essential to comply with these rules before boarding to avoid confiscation or fines.

Prohibited items in EasyJet cabin luggage

• Sharp or pointed objects: knives, blades, pointed scissors
• Fake or real weapons: toy guns, replicas, firearms
• Non-compliant liquids (>100 ml per container, total in a closed transparent bag)
• Explosives and incendiaries: fireworks, firecrackers
• Toxic or infectious substances: dangerous chemicals
• Dangerous tools: hammers, long screwdrivers
• Items capable of causing injury: clubs, sticks, rigid handles

(The rules above follow aviation safety standards; EasyJet applies guidelines similar to those of other carriers.)

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FAQ – Prohibited in EasyJet carry-on luggage

Can I carry liquids in my cabin luggage?

Yes, but each container must not exceed 100 ml and all must be stored in a transparent resealable bag of one liter maximum. Larger bottles, even partially filled, are prohibited.

Are power banks allowed?

Lithium batteries are allowed if they comply with capacity limitations and are carried in carry-on luggage, protected against short circuits.

Can I bring an electric razor or trimmer?

Electric razors are allowed in cabin luggage. Disposable razors or those with guards may be accepted; detachable or unsecured blades are prohibited.

What should I do if I have a prohibited item?

Prohibited items must be left before boarding (often now offered as luggage storage) or disposed of. They cannot be carried in the cabin and are not allowed in the hold if considered dangerous.