Hand baggage

Passengers are forbidden to carry any dangerous goods both in the hand baggage and/or in the checked-in baggage:

• forbidden by any applicable laws, regulations, or orders of any state to be flown from, into, or over
• not suitable for carriage because of its weight, size, or any other unusual characteristics
• firearms, ammunition, and explosives including weapons for hunting, sporting purposes, and air weapons
• flammable substance
• radioactive materials and substances
• dummy or imitation of explosive devices
• empty lighters with traces and smell of fuels and lubricants (i.e. previously fueled gasoline lighters)
• compressed or liquefied gas (including aerosols)
• toxic or infectious substances
• medical instruments that can be used for piercing and cutting
• needles (except for the situation of vital need - showing a certificate from the attending physician about the need to use an injector in flight)
• compressed and condensed gas (including aerosols)
• poisonous or infectious substances
• corrosive substances
• magnetic, harmful, or malodorous substances and irritants
• briefcases and security type attaché cases with built-in alarm devices, lithium batteries
• pyrotechnical material
• substances with a high oxygen content, e.g. peroxides and bleaching powder
• items that endanger the safety, property, life, health, and bodily integrity of passengers and crew members onboard
• remains of human bodies
• any glue or paint
• any items specified in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations

It is the passenger’s responsibility to respond to all requests from security authorities if required. If your baggage is not transported because you failed to fulfill requests from security, FlyArystan will not be liable for any associated cost.

You can read more about the order "On approval of the List of dangerous substances and objects, as well as all types of drugs prohibited for passengers to be transported on civil aircraft" here.

• No spare batteries, including power banks, and electronic smoking devises (e.g. e-cigarettes) are allowed in checked-in baggage. Only hand baggage.
• If the hand baggage should be transported in cargo compartment (e.g. requested on boarding) all spare batteries shall be removed from such baggage.
• Capacity of any spare batteries, including lithium batteries (e.g. power banks):
  • If below 100 Wh no approval from airline is required, but during check-in the passenger shall confirm that capacity of the battery is not more that 100Wh.
  • If between 100-160 Wh approval is required. Such batteries are limited by 2 per passenger.
  • If more 160 Wh – not allowed to transport
• Passenger shall confirm the Wh rating of the spare battery (inc. power banks) either by certificate for device, or label/marking on it. If no information regarding Wh rating is available, such batteries will not be allowed for transportation.
• During the flight spare batteries, power banks and electronic smoking devises (e.g. e-cigarettes) shall be stored in carryon luggage in overhead bins.
• During the flight spare batteries, power banks and electronic smoking devises shall:
  • Not be charged
  • Not be used for charging other electronic devices.

• liquids must be in a container with a capacity of not more than 100 ml (water and other beverages, soups, syrups, jams, stews, sauces and pastes, food products in sauces or containing a large amount of liquid, creams, lotions, cosmetics and oils, perfumes, sprays, gels, including hair gels and shower, pressurized containers, including shaving foam, deodorants, etc., pastes, including toothpaste, mixtures of liquids with solids, mascara, lip gloss)
• exceptions for hand luggage items (medicines, baby food, special dietary requirements in the amount required for the duration of the flight)
• any liquid not meeting the requirements listed above will be disposed of at airport security, so please take care when packing your hand baggage.

  You can read more about the order "On approval of the List of dangerous substances and objects, as well as all types of drugs prohibited for passengers to be transported on civil aircraft" here.

  Nevertheless, regardless of the volume of the container, substances, and liquids of unknown composition that do not have factory packaging, the corresponding technical passport and certificate will be banned.

  Liquids purchased from duty-free shops at the airport or on board an aircraft are also allowed, packed in a securely sealed (sealed) plastic bag that provides visual identification of access to the contents of the package during the flight. However, you will need a receipt for the purchased goods, on which there is reliable confirmation that this purchase was made at airport duty-free shops or on board the aircraft on the day of the trip.