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I ran through the rules of the airline, but did not find information about carrying water in the cabin of the aircraft. Maybe it does not depend on the rules of the airlines, but on customs or the airport? Or looked bad? Sorry for the stupid question. Charter flight to Turkey. I want to take a bottle of water and a snack on board in my hand luggage. Is it possible? I heard that the limit is 100 ml of liquid, but there is no such small one and this is at least ridiculous. Tell me, what are the restrictions on food and water in hand luggage and who sets it in order to know where to read?
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Oh yes, and scissors. Can I take scissors in my hand luggage (to cut off the film from luggage at the airport of arrival)?
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answered 7 years ago
Scissors are strictly prohibited.
Water only for children, unopened - this was the case before. Now they seem to have tightened up and forced to throw out any.
Water is provided by a flight attendant 15 minutes after takeoff.
Water only for children, unopened - this was the case before. Now they seem to have tightened up and forced to throw out any.
Water is provided by a flight attendant 15 minutes after takeoff.
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answered 7 years ago
Neither water (more than 100 g) nor scissors can be taken on board.! Snack, please. These are general rules, they are on the Boryspil website.
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answered 7 years ago
Did they stop feeding on charters?A bottle of water larger than 100 ml will not be allowed in hand luggage. These are not even the rules of airlines, but the rules of each specific country (since 2007, a bunch of countries have introduced this restriction on the transport of liquids, aerosols and gels in hand luggage). But there must definitely be water on board the aircraft, even if there is no food.
Scissors should also not be allowed in hand luggage, but in practice, nail scissors or nippers are not always visible on the scanner, so you can take a chance, maybe you are lucky and not taken away.
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answered 7 years ago
ollennka, we have not been fed on charters for 2 years. We take sandwiches with us. How about you, I don't know.
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answered 7 years ago
girlfriend, I remember, said goodbye to the clipper, forgetting to shift it from the handbag to the luggage))
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answered 7 years ago
travelsita, I'm sorry...iNicole, yes, this knife is a dangerous weapon)))
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answered 7 years ago
ollennka, and don’t say it)) they can probably eat some wires on board the aircraft - they hang there all over the cabin))
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answered 7 years ago
Snack depends on the time of the flight and the airline. In Russia, too, some companies still provide food on board. Some simply stopped feeding or give half-finished sandwich as a snack. You can take food on board, you will have to buy a bottle of water in a clean area, although it will be more expensive. Somehow, at the Turkish airport, I forgot to put out a bottle of water 0.5, which was taken from the hotel on the road. They forgot to post it, no one said anything, she herself remembered it by chance, when she wanted to drink before departure.
It is better not to take risks with scissors, most likely they will be taken away, because piercing, cutting objects in hand luggage are not allowed.
It is better not to take risks with scissors, most likely they will be taken away, because piercing, cutting objects in hand luggage are not allowed.
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answered 7 years ago
I accidentally had a manicure set in my hand luggage - I remembered about it already before leaving and threw it into my hand luggage .... as a child already 5 times they always took with them compote, then water and always more than 100 ml, but not much (150-200), how much was in the bottle. as I understand it, not for a total volume of 100 ml, but you can take several 100 ml each :) if you really need it, you can manage and get a lot of small bottles of 100 each)). They never asked about food, they carried what they considered necessary. Durian only from Thailand can not be taken))))
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answered 7 years ago
I specially experiment with water 0.33 open plastic, + processed cheese. It all depends on who you get to once asked where "Charm Charter" -come in, another time open your backpack, throw away the bottle, I drink it and throw it away, I always passed with a brutik.
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answered 7 years ago
In Turkey, I also forgot a couple of times and went to the landing with a bottle of water. But nail scissors and nippers still missed more often than water.
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answered 7 years ago
Since on charters from Ukraine they feed only for extra. fee, food can be brought in unlimited.
On the plane you are required to drink free water, tea, coffee.
You can carry any amount of liquid on board, but only bought in duty free.
Z.Y. Fire your travel agent.
On the plane you are required to drink free water, tea, coffee.
You can carry any amount of liquid on board, but only bought in duty free.
Z.Y. Fire your travel agent.
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answered 7 years ago
Someone here wrote that when flying to Sharm (or back?) They were allowed to carry 0.5 bottles for children, they only offered to drink a little to make sure that it was a drinking drink in the bottle.
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answered 7 years ago
Well, if the author is not a troll (although judging by the question about scissors it is very similar), then let's separate the concepts.
Water can be carried on board in unlimited quantities. You can search in duty-free and in the checkout area you can find it relatively inexpensively (about 1 Euro per 0.5 l). You can also bring an empty bottle into the clean area and get cold water in the toilet for free (I do it myself).
But in the"clean zone " airport-no. Although in Boryspil I observed that people were left open 0.5 liters of water.
There are no restrictions on the hawk at all, even if you take a piece of fat.
Water can be carried on board in unlimited quantities. You can search in duty-free and in the checkout area you can find it relatively inexpensively (about 1 Euro per 0.5 l). You can also bring an empty bottle into the clean area and get cold water in the toilet for free (I do it myself).
But in the"clean zone " airport-no. Although in Boryspil I observed that people were left open 0.5 liters of water.
There are no restrictions on the hawk at all, even if you take a piece of fat.
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answered 7 years ago
On charters, they have not been fed for a long time, but you can drink water, tea or coffee for free. An adult, practically healthy person can easily survive 2.5 hours without food, but the food is not taken away. If they are, of course, packed in a reasonable amount.
Scissors, tongs, in general, all manicure tools must be checked in as luggage. Liquids, including sprays, must be up to 100 ml in volume and there can be no more than 10 such liquids per passenger.
Drinks purchased in duty free can be carried on the plane without restrictions.
Scissors, tongs, in general, all manicure tools must be checked in as luggage. Liquids, including sprays, must be up to 100 ml in volume and there can be no more than 10 such liquids per passenger.
Drinks purchased in duty free can be carried on the plane without restrictions.
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answered 7 years ago
Once the child put the scissors in a backpack, I didn’t even see it, they said to throw it away. I always take 0.5 water with me, put it in my hand luggage, myself and my husband, they never told me to throw it away. in duty free. But so far they have never said. Take it just in case, if you always have time to throw something away. We always arrive from hotels with water too.
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answered 7 years ago
If the food is in the form of a liquid or gel (jam, jelly, soup), then the same requirements apply to it for containers of 100 ml. Somehow they took away a jar of jam from me ((((((At the same time, caviar is quietly passed into the salon in half-liter containers ...
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"At the same time, caviar is quietly allowed into the cabin in half-liter containers..." ___ wow appetites... If I had the opportunity to have a light snack on board in the form of half a liter of caviar, I would hire a personal plane.)))) )
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answered 7 years ago
)))) No-no, you do not think what)))
It was for me once when I was leaving a business trip (when I had already checked in my luggage), a colleague brought a present to the airport: smoked fish and half a liter of caviar, in the Far East they sell them as standard. How I was shaking that they would not let this yummy in hand luggage! But let them go quietly.
It was for me once when I was leaving a business trip (when I had already checked in my luggage), a colleague brought a present to the airport: smoked fish and half a liter of caviar, in the Far East they sell them as standard. How I was shaking that they would not let this yummy in hand luggage! But let them go quietly.
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answered 7 years ago
It all depends on the particular airport. When I was in Vienna, a passenger was forced to throw out about 1 kg of caviar in glass jars.
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answered 7 years ago
Apparently, for Russia, caviar is sacred, no one encroached))))
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answered 7 years ago
From Borispol, Kharkov and Kyiv, regardless of the charter or regular flight, they are asked to throw away or drink water or juice with them. From any other country, returning home, there was never a question about water - they always took it on board.
There were mini wire cutters on the keychain, they made me throw it away.
There were mini wire cutters on the keychain, they made me throw it away.
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answered 7 years ago
ollennka, already three years on charters, many air carriers do not feed!
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answered 7 years ago
nadin65. They have never forced them to throw out water from Boryspil.
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answered 7 years ago
They flew recently. They made me throw out a small bottle of water.
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answered 7 years ago
I flew on a charter flight from Turkey. I put a bottle of water in my hand luggage - they asked me to throw it away at the airport.
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answered 7 years ago
Recently returned from Thailand. In Utopao, after passing the special control in the buffet, they bought yogurt in 100 ml. jars and water in 100 ml. bottles. Customs cleared...
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