Restricted and Dangerous Goods
The UK Government has strict measures in place to prevent items that can cause injury to you or other passengers on board an aircraft. Some items are classed as ‘restricted’ and must be packed in your hold luggage.
The UK Government has strict measures in place to prevent items that can cause injury to you or other passengers on board an aircraft. Some items are classed as ‘restricted’ and must be packed in your hold luggage.
Contact your airline for information regarding what you are allowed to take with you. ‘Restricted items’ include firearms, weapons, explosives, and pointed-edged, sharp and blunt objects.
Other items are classed as ‘dangerous goods’ and may only be carried if certain conditions are met. You should contact your airline for information regarding what you are allowed to take with you.
‘Dangerous goods’ include flammable liquids and solids, gases, explosives, items that include peroxides and oxidizers, radioactive materials, corrosives and toxic substances.
Some everyday household items including toiletries and medicines fall into these categories. Labels on items you have at home such as those shown below may indicate the presence of dangerous goods:
Contact your airline, the airport or the Civil Aviation Authority for more information.
For further information regarding these restrictions please contact your airline or see the dangerous and restricted items on caa.co.uk.
Contact your airline for information regarding what you are allowed to take with you. ‘Restricted items’ include firearms, weapons, explosives, and pointed-edged, sharp and blunt objects.
Other items are classed as ‘dangerous goods’ and may only be carried if certain conditions are met. You should contact your airline for information regarding what you are allowed to take with you.
‘Dangerous goods’ include flammable liquids and solids, gases, explosives, items that include peroxides and oxidizers, radioactive materials, corrosives and toxic substances.
Some everyday household items including toiletries and medicines fall into these categories. Labels on items you have at home such as those shown below may indicate the presence of dangerous goods: Contact your airline, the airport or the Civil Aviation Authority for more information.
For further information regarding these restrictions please contact your airline or see the dangerous and restricted items on caa.co.uk.
Examples of Dangerous items include (but not limited to):
For further information regarding these restrictions please contact your airline or see the dangerous and restricted items on the Civil Aviation Authority site.
Prepare for your journey with all the essential information you need for a smooth and enjoyable trip from Glasgow Prestwick Airport.