Easter travel season is officially running and UK airports are preparing for thick traffic. With this in mind, Easyjet reminds travelers with hand luggage rules to ensure a smooth journey
Thousands of families will plan to overcome a holiday on the Easter vacation, where the airports are expected to be crowded with travelers.
Several schools erupted for a two -week holiday, with Easter identifying as one of the busiest travel times per year. Along with long security queues, people will wonder exactly what they can and cannot take them in a manual stage. Easyjet urges passengers to clean the latest handicraft restrictions before the crowded period. As the Daily Record newspaper reported, the budget airline said: “We want you to be able to fill confidence” during the issuance of guiding elements classified as “dangerous goods” and should never be taken with you.
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Below is the collapse of the prohibited and dangerous elements as the easyjet, and the few exceptions that you should know before packing.
Sharp objects
It is not surprising, it is not allowed to be sharp things in the cabin for safety reasons, although there are some small exceptions. For one, household items such as forceps and scissors with rounded ends and blades are less than 6 cm permitted. Prayer blades are also allowed in the cabin, but only if they are placed in their original plastic packages. The knives are also allowed with a 6 cm oid or also on the plane.
Cigarette and electronic cigarettes
Yes, you can carry cigarettes in your cabin bag. Although Easyjet encourages passengers to move forward forward and check the number of cigarettes that are allowed specifically to a country their destination.
It is not allowed to matches in the cabin, however lighters are allowed if they are carried in your pocket. Easyjet explains though: “Liquid liquid lowering liquid tanks contain non -absorbing liquid fuel (unlike liquefied gas), lighter fuel is not allowed to weight and reinstitating lighter on a person or in reserved or preserved luggage.”
Electronic cigarettes and two backup batteries are allowed in the cabin, but cannot be placed in your luggage. In fact, many airlines have strict limits when it comes to the allowable batteries.
While electronic cigarettes and Vaping devices are permitted in the cabin, Easyjet warns that it is a criminal violation of smoking any type of cigarette on board. Even re -charging electronic cigarettes or Vaping devices is strictly prohibited.
Liquid
Despite some last back about the amount of liquid passengers that can travel with them at certain UK airports and how it needs to be mobilized, standard restrictions remain 100ml in place. Easyjet passengers state that they can only carry fluids, aquals and gels (LAGS) in containers of 100 ml or less. Each passenger is allocated with a maximum of 1000 ml of delays, but it must fit with one transparent bag that can be reselling.
Alcohol
The liquid base does not apply 100 ml to alcohol, but there are other strict limits for alcohol passengers that should be familiar with it. Travelers are allowed to carry the alcohol purchased in the departure hall to the cabin, but it must be opened.
According to Easyjet, alcohol in the cabin should be less than 70 % of ABV and be crowded in a shopping bag at the airport or in your cabin bag. Drinking alcohol in the cabin prevents you strictly and can lead to prosecution.
food
If you hope to save money on snacks in the price, you will be happy to know that you can bring food to the Easyjet cabin. However, the delayed maximum of 100 ml applies to liquid and semi -solid foods such as soup, milk and custard. Easyjet also encourages passengers to identify the regulations related to the cool food for their destination country before flying.
Hot drinks, children's foods and milk
Unlike some airlines, Easyjet allows passengers to bring hot drinks to the cabin as long as they are purchased at the airport and their compatibility. The late maximum does not apply 100 ml to children's food, milk or sterile water, although there is a maximum of 2 liters. But keep in mind, you may be asked to taste these foods for security reasons and you must check the cabin sets on how to heat the milk if necessary.
