Know what you can carry so you can pack smart and breeze through security.
Place liquids, aerosols and gels in one transparent, resealable bag. Individual containers must be 100 ml or less, with a total capacity of no more than one litre.
Baggage allowances and restrictions vary by airline and destination. Passengers are advised to check with their airline before travelling to confirm baggage allowance, fees, and restrictions.
Keep laptops, tablets and power banks in your hand luggage, where they are easy to reach. At security, place larger electronics in a separate tray.
A well-prepared bag helps it move safely through the baggage system.
Take off labels and tags from previous trips so baggage scanners can read the current journey correctly.
Fasten or tuck away straps and handles so they do not catch in the baggage-handling system.
Zip backpacks securely and tuck in every strap before check-in to keep them compact and protected.
Avoid overfilled or irregularly shaped bags. Structured baggage with at least one flat surface is easier to process.
Oversized baggage, including bags longer than 90 cm, higher than 75 cm or wider than 60 cm, should be checked at your airline counter and then taken to the oversized-baggage counter. Security may inspect checked bags and remove prohibited or suspicious items when required.
Secure wrapping is available in the check-in area. Weigh your bags before wrapping to help avoid unnecessary delays.