Unofficial passenger guide
Security & baggage
What you can and cannot carry in hand baggage and checked baggage.
Not allowed in hand (cabin) baggage
- Sharp items such as scissors, knives and blades
- Lighters, matches and flammable liquids
- Firearms, replicas and toy weapons
- Explosives and ammunition
- Power tools and heavy blunt objects
- Toxic or corrosive substances
- Liquids or gels over 100 ml, unless declared
Not allowed in checked baggage
- Power banks and spare lithium batteries (these go in hand baggage)
- E-cigarettes and vaping devices
- Valuable or fragile electronics
- Live animals, unless cleared by quarantine authorities
- Pressurised containers such as gas cylinders and aerosols
Liquids and gels
- Containers in hand baggage must hold 100 ml or less.
- Put them all in one resealable transparent bag. You can collect a security tamper-evident bag at the security check area.
- Baby food, medicines and special dietary items over 100 ml are allowed if declared.
Electronics
Keep power banks and spare batteries in hand baggage only. Laptops and tablets may need to be screened separately.
This is a summary. The airport publishes a full list of prohibited items, so check it if you are unsure about something.
Source: information summarised from the official airport page, checked 12 October 2026. Details can change; confirm before you travel.