The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) prohibits weapons, explosives, and incendiaries. Other items that may seem harmless, but may be used as weapons are also prohibited. Visit www.tsa.gov for guidance. All electronic items such as laptop computers, cell phones, and pagers may be subjected to additional screening. Be prepared to remove your laptop from its travel case so that both can be screened separately. Also, be prepared to turn on all electronic devices for screeners.

Exceptions from the liquids, aerosols and gels restrictions have been made for baby food, formula and other essential baby products. Yes. Aviation Security Officers will use their discretion when assessing what volumes of certain products would be considered necessary for use in a flight. Obviously, the age of the child and the duration of the trip will be taken into account when determining this.

Live animals, with exceptions of dogs, cats, household birds and seeing eye/hearing aid dogs being safely transported in accordance with EVA requirements. Fragile or perishable items, money, jewelry, precious metal, silverware, negotiable papers, securities or other valuables, business documents, prototypes, etc., should not be packed in checked baggage.

No sharp instruments including nail scissors, steel manicure nail files, razors, knitting needles, crochet hooks, or syringes (unless defined medical usage while on flight).

Most of our safaris in Africa, Australia or Argentina involve transfers in small aircraft with limited baggage space - both in SIZE and Weight. Because laundry services are available pretty much on a daily basis, it is easy to pack light. However, if you don't feel you can pack lightly, it is possible to charter a larger plane to take your baggage!

If a passenger presents a number of items of carry-on baggage that exceeds the acceptable limit described in the regulations, CATSA's procedure is to inform the passenger that he/she has too many items of carry-on baggage. Direct him/her to bring the excess item(s) to the air carrier check-in counter where they will make the final decision as to whether or not to accept all items as carry-on.

Camp policy does not allow cellular phones, radios, cassette or CD players, Palm Pilots (PDA's) or similar items. GameBoys or similar items, knives (including jackknives), or weapons of any kind are not allowed. Any of these items will be held at the camp office until the camper leaves the camp.

Yes, you can still take on your normal carry-on baggage like books, cameras and clothing, as restrictions only limit the amount of liquids, aerosols and gels that you can pack in your carry-on baggage. Existing size and weight restrictions for carry-on baggage remain. It is advisable to check with your airline on these restrictions these may vary between countries and airlines.

IndiGo allows customers to check-in free of charge up to 20 kg of checked baggage per paying Customer. Checked baggage in excess of 20 kg is subject to a fee of Rs 70 per kg per sector, to be paid to IndiGo. IndiGo reserves the right to refuse carriage of any item that does not comply with applicable safety regulations. Please note that Infants do not receive any checked baggage allowance. Hand Baggage is accepted in the cabin subject to the availability of space in the overhead bin.

Personal clothing, toiletry items, books etc. are all allowed. Small electronic equipment such as cell phones, palm pilots, CD players & notebook computers are also allowed, note you will be asked to power on these items at security & on board use will be restricted at certain times during the flight. Remember to place all sharp objects in your checked baggage.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued a list of items banned from all carry-on bags. The following items will not be allowed through the security checkpoint. Please note that this list is not all-inclusive. In addition to items specifically listed here, other items that may be deemed to present a potential threat may also be prohibited. The meaning of “right” in this sentence is intended to be ambiguous, a play upon words.

In most Airlines, you are allowed to carry only one piece of cabin baggage. In some though, you are allowed to carry along an additional small item like camera, personal stereo, overcoat, handbag, laptop etc. Furthermore, the size of the baggage you are allowed inside the aircraft cabin is constrained. Different Airliners has their own size and weight restrictions for cabin baggage/carry-on baggage.