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Is it possible to carry an electronic cigarette in hand luggage and how much liquid to it?
Is it possible to carry an electronic cigarette in hand luggage and how much liquid to it?
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After the incident, luggage will be subject to shmanat. So don't take anything suspicious.
Liquids could be taken up to 100 ml in transparent bottles.
Liquids could be taken up to 100 ml in transparent bottles.
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answered 9 years ago
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has banned electronic cigarettes and chargers for passengers and crew members from being checked in as checked baggage. The ban also applies to other portable electronic smoking devices powered by batteries. According to ICAO, the relevant amendments have been made to the technical instructions for the transport of dangerous goods by air (Doc 9284).
"There have been several reported incidents where the heating elements of an e-cigarette were accidentally activated, resulting in a fire," said ICAO Council Chairman Olumuyiva Benard Aliu.
According to the new requirements, electronic cigarettes can only be carried in hand luggage. On board an aircraft, potential incidents can be prevented immediately upon detection of danger, the organization explains. In addition, the ICAO emphasizes that recharging these devices on board aircraft is prohibited.
"There have been several reported incidents where the heating elements of an e-cigarette were accidentally activated, resulting in a fire," said ICAO Council Chairman Olumuyiva Benard Aliu.
According to the new requirements, electronic cigarettes can only be carried in hand luggage. On board an aircraft, potential incidents can be prevented immediately upon detection of danger, the organization explains. In addition, the ICAO emphasizes that recharging these devices on board aircraft is prohibited.
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