Must be treated as spare batteries. Cannot be checked-in. Carry on-luggage only. Airline approval required for batteries between 101 and 160 Wh.
Not dangerous goods but some airlines may restrict/forbid all types of paint, or may restrict large volumes. Quantity limits apply for international carry-on baggage.
Not dangerous goods but some airlines may restrict/forbid all types of paint, or may restrict large volumes. Quantity limits apply for international carry-on baggage.
Maximum quantity of fuel must not exceed 200 mL for liquids, 200 g for solids, or 120 mL for liquified gas
Maximum quantity of fuel must not exceed 200 mL for liquids, 200 g for solids, or 120 mL for liquified gas
Must be marked 'APPROVED FOR CARRIAGE IN AIRCRAFT CABIN ONLY'. Maximum quantity of fuel - 200 mL for liquid, 200 g for solid, 12 mL for liquified gas. Refuelling onboard is NOT permitted (except for installing a spare cartridge)
Must be marked 'APPROVED FOR CARRIAGE IN AIRCRAFT CABIN ONLY'. Maximum quantity of fuel - 200 mL for liquid, 200 g for solid, 12 mL for liquified gas. Refuelling onboard is NOT permitted (except for installing a spare cartridge)
Must be marked 'APPROVED FOR CARRIAGE IN AIRCRAFT CABIN ONLY'. Maximum quantity of fuel - 200 mL for liquid, 200 g for solid, 12 mL for liquified gas. Refuelling onboard is NOT permitted (except for installing a spare cartridge)
The quantity of laundry powder is limited to an amount required for personal use, and packed in a manner that prevents spillage. There are international security restrictions for carriage of certain powders and liquids onboard international flights. For more information, please refer to https://www.abf.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/can-you-bring-it-…
