Dangerous Goods at Check-In & Boarding

Any article/substance or equipment which could endanger the safe trouble-free operation of aircraft and the well-being of passenger and crew is NOT permitted to travel on a passenger aircraft.

1. There are possible "hidden dangerous goods" that are not apparent but may
contain dangerous substances.

2. The Check-in agent is required to ask additional questions on items such as:

• Automobile parts.
• Breathing apparatus- may include cylinders of compressed gas or
  dangerous goods.
• Cylinders - may contain compressed gas.
• Dental apparatus.
• Diving Equipment- may contain high intensity diving lamps, which can contain
  extremely high heat once in the air (the bulb and battery must be disconnected).
• Drilling and mining equipment that may contain explosives.
• Electric equipment- may contain powered apparatus i.e., lawn mowers,
  wheelchair etc.
• Laboratory testing equipment.
• Pharmaceutical- may contain dangerous chemicals.
• Machinery parts- may include adhesives/paints/sealant/solvents or dangerous
  goods.
• Tool boxes- may contain restricted items.
• Toys- may be made of flammable materials.
• These items must at least be packaged to prevent leakage during transportation.
  This may include brine/powdered or liquid dyes/pickled foodstuffs etc.