Cabin baggage

Generally, the sum of the sides of the cabin baggage must be no more than 115 cm.

With the exception of specific restrictions of individual airlines, passengers are allowed to carry on board:

• briefcase or laptop
• camera, video camera or CD player, cell phone
• compact umbrella
• crutches
• travel cot/pushchair
• milk/food for children
• items purchased in duty-free shops and other stores inside the airport and on aircraft
• liquid/solid medications for medical-therapeutic and dietary purposes necessary for the trip. A special medical prescription is necessary for liquid medications.

The following liquids can be taken on board:

• liquids purchased in duty-free stores and sealed in a tamper-evident (STEB) bag supplied at the time of purchase
• liquids, aerosols and gels (LAG) in individual containers of no more than 100 ml placed inside a transparent, re-sealable plastic bag with a total capacity of 1 litre.
• liquids, aerosols and gels (LAG), medications and dietary products necessary for passengers’ health to be used during the flight (volume less than 100 ml).

All other liquids must be placed in hold baggage.

Before departing, it may be best to check in advance:

·       with your airline and check if there are any specific rules for cabin baggage

·       the rules in force at the airports you are using if you wish to carry liquids in cabin baggage.