Free hand luggage allowance

What you can take into the cabin

In addition to the prescribed amount of hand luggage, you can carry the following items in addition, if they are with the passenger and are not included in the baggage:

• women's bag/men's bag,
• backpack weighing up to 5 kg (summation of 75 cm 3 dimensions /L + H + W/).,
• folder,
• umbrella,
• cane,
• bouquet,
• outerwear,
• laptop computer, camera,
• print publications for in-flight reading,
• medications, contact lenses,
• baby food for the child during the flight,
• baby crib when carrying the baby,
• a suit in a plaid,
• Mobile phone,
• two power banks on board.
• crutches, folding walkers,
• liquids up to 100 ml,
• bag with purchases from the Duty Free store..

The mentioned items are not submitted for weighing, are not subject to registration and are not taged with labels.

Due to security requirements, all baggage carried by a passenger, including cabin baggage, must be presented at check-in.

What you cannot take into the cabin:

• liquids, aerosols and gels in containers larger than 100 ml;
• weapons of any kind and copy or imitation firearms;
• ammunition, detonators, explosives, gunpowder, fireworks, firecrackers, and flares;
• smoke generators and smoke bombs;
• sharp and pointed objects: corkscrews, scissors, needles, axes, ice picks, blades, knives, swords, daggers, etc.;
• bows, crossbows, and arrows;
• blunt instruments: bats, clubs of any types, hand-to-hand combat equipment, etc.;
• stunning devices: stun guns and tasers;
• martial arts equipment;
• oxidizing substances, organic peroxides, and bleaches;
• compressed gases: butane, oxygen, propane, and scuba tanks;
• poisonous and toxic substances;
• insecticides, repellents, herbicides, arsenic, cyanides, infectious substances, bacteria, viruses;
• work tools: saws, crowbars, drills, drill bits, etc.;
• fiberglass repair kits;
• caustic and corrosive substances;
• mercury, acids, alkalis, liquid battery cells;
• flammable liquids and solid materials, lighter and stove fluid, paint, and all types of matches;
• radioactive materials and toxic substances;
• syringes and hypodermic needles (permitted only with a valid medical certificate stating the need for injections during the flight);
• mercury barometers;
• items prohibited by laws, regulations, or orders of any country or territory to, from, or over which the flight operates;
• any other items that can be used to attack passengers, crew, or pose a threat during the flight.