#Tsa liquid rules lighters and matches portable#

#Tsa liquid rules lighters and matches portable#

Limitations for Spare Batteries and Portable Battery Supply Device (Power Bank): Carry-on baggage only, and do not place in checked-in baggage! Pack Individually: The battery terminals are protected from short circuits, e.g., by placing each battery in its own protective case, by taping over exposed terminals, or by placing in plastic bag.The operator approval is required if a passenger carries more than 15 PED and/or 20 spare batteries.

With a watt-hour rating less or equal to 100Wh, each person is limited to a maximum of 15 PED and/or 20 spare batteries. If devices are carried in checked baggage, measures must be taken to prevent unintentional activation and to protect from damage, and the device must be completely switched off (not in sleep or hibernation mode).

Portable Electronic Devices (PED): e.g., Watch, Calculator, Camera, Cellular Phone, Laptop, Video, Drone, etc.Other dangerous articles such as asbestos, magnetized material, offensive, or irritating materials (such as tear-gas, pepper spray, stun guns, tasers, etc.).Poisons and infectious substances: e.g., arsenic, weed-killers, insecticides, and live-virus materials.Oxidizing materials: e.g., bleaching powder, peroxides, etc.Briefcases and attached cases with built-in alarm devices.Flammable liquids and solids: e.g., kerosene (kerosene stove), lighter fuel, 'blue flame' or 'cigar' lighters, strike anywhere matches, paints, thinners, self-heating meals, and related flammable solids, etc.

Explosives: e.g., munitions, ammunitions, fireworks, firecrackers, flares, etc.

Corrosives: e.g., acids, alkalis, mercury and mercury-containing devices, and wet-cell batteries.

Compressed gases: e.g., canned butane, scuba oxygen bottles, aqualung cylinders, paint in spray cans, insecticides, propane, hydrogen, acetylene, oxygen bottles, liquid nitrogen, etc.

Dangerous goods that endanger the aircraft, persons, or property onboard the aircraft