What items are prohibited in my cabin baggage?

The following items are not allowed in your cabin baggage but may be allowed in your checked baggage subject to certain conditions:

• Liquids in containers larger than 100 ml
• Pointed or sharp objects where the sharp part is longer than 6 cm.
  Check the sharp part of your nail file or nail scissors is shorter than 6 cm. You may bring nail clippers and tweezers in any case.
• Loose or open razor blades. A razor is allowed in your cabin baggage if it is a safety or disposable razor in a fixed holder.
• Firearms and guns if you hold the proper permits
• Blunt objects like baseball bats or golf clubs.

You should never take these items with you:

• Explosive and flammable substances
• Chemicals and poisons
• Self-balancing devices like hoverboards, airboards, oxboards, e-skates, waveboards and aqua scooters.

Can I take a lighter with me?
You may carry a maximum of 1 small lighter on the plane. This lighter must be carried on your person in your pocket, for example, and not in your cabin baggage.

What about electrical appliances and batteries/power banks?
You may not have thought about it before, but your telephone, tablet, e-reader, laptop, charger (battery) and power bank contain a so-called lithium battery. E-cigarettes and vapes often also have a lithium battery. For reasons of safety on board, you have to take these types of batteries in the cabin, e.g. in your hand luggage.

You may bring a maximum of 15 electrical devices in total with lithium batteries up to 100 Wh each.

Read all the rules in our FAQs on electrical devices with a lithium battery and loose batteries including lithium.