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Hi! Has anyone tried to bring a Travel Size (1oz) Lysol on their hand carry? Thanks.
Just a reminder for hand carry bags, the 100ml rule still applies for LAGs for both domestic and international flights. LAGs stand for the following:L - LiquidsA - AerosolsG - Gels including CreamsAll LAGs should be placed in containers not more than 100ml. All these should fit inside a 1 liter sized bag. For checked-in bags, most airlines if not all will have the 30kgs or 32kgs maximum weight per piece rule. Meaning no single bag should weigh more than 30 or 32 kgs. This was a result of safety and health issues brought forward by baggage handlers since passenger bags are handled manually. Any excess weight will have to be transferred to another bag.To clarify the above statement: I am talking about the maximum weight of one piece of baggage at any one time and not the baggage allowance per class of service. Even if traveling on economy class and your FREE baggage allowance is only 20-23kgs, you can still carry up to 30-32kgs per piece. You will just have to pay for excess baggage. But you can not overpack a bag over the maximum weight set by the airline per piece of bag (be it 30 or 32 kgs).Standard FREE baggage allowance per class of service (tourist travel): Destination: Asia/Europe/ME/AustraliaEconomy Class: No pc. restriction total at 20-23kgsPremium Economy: No pc. restriction total at 25kgsBusiness Class: No pc. restriction total at 30-35kgsFirst Class: No pc. restriction total at 40kgsDestination: US/Canada (Transpacific)Economy: Two (2) pieces at 20-23kgs per piecePremium Economy: Two (2) pieces at 25kgs per pieceBusiness Class: Two (2) pieces at 32kgs per pieceFirst Class: Two (2) pieces at 32kgs per piece***Once again each airline may differ in their checked-in baggage policy so check with your respective airlines before you travel.*** List of some of the prohibited items in checked-in bags:1. Flammable materials i.e. firecrackers, gasoline, lighter fluids (in big quantities)2. Compressed gas3. Spare lithium batteries i.e. cellphone, camera, batteries. But can be packed in carry ons (minimal number of pieces only)For other prohibited items in checked bags, refer to your respective airlines.
Hello!We will be flying to SG this month. I have a question sa carry-on. Can I bring these?1. Gorillapod - http://bit.ly/20dSa1Z2. Canon camera charger - http://bit.ly/1KufTZVNabasa ko kasi bawal ang cable and wires, considered ba siya?3. LAGs - do I need to take the ziplock/clear container out upon xray or kahit nasa loob ng bag ok lang?Are phone charger and cable ok naman ano? Kasama na rin si powerbank?
Even if bumili ka sa labas and you'll hand carry whatever stuff you bought outside considered/counted as hand carry allowance mo yun pagpasok sa eroplano.