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Dangerous Goods Reference

What can passengers & crew carry?

Quick-reference guide for dangerous goods acceptance. Items are listed reflecting the most restrictive of either the ICAO Technical Instructions or the applicable air operator's policies and approvals. Where an item is more restrictive than the ICAO baseline, this is noted within the item.

Based on ICAO Doc 9284 Technical Instructions 2025–2026 Edition incorporating Addendum No. 1 (27 March 2026). For guidance purposes — always verify with your operator prior to travel.

Permitted
Permitted with conditions
Prohibited
⌕
A
Aerosols & Toiletry Articles
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply✓ On the person
Conditions
  • No more than 0.5 kg or 0.5 L per single article
  • No more than 2 kg or 2 L total per person across all toiletry and medicinal articles
  • Release valves must be protected by a cap to prevent inadvertent discharge
  • Applies to medicinal articles, toiletries, and Division 2.2 aerosols with no subsidiary hazard
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 17
Alcoholic Beverages (24%–70% by volume)
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply✕ On the person
Conditions
  • Must be in original retail packaging (unopened)
  • No more than 5 L total net quantity per person
  • Individual container must not exceed 5 L
  • Not permitted on the person — baggage only
  • Consumption of a passenger's own alcoholic beverages on board is forbidden under Canadian Aviation Regulations
  • Alcoholic beverages above 70% by volume are prohibited — see separate entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 6
Alcoholic Beverages (over 70% by volume)
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 6
Avalanche Rescue Backpack
Conditions apply
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Authority: ICAO TI + Air OperatorOperator approval is required. Restriction to checked baggage only is an air operator policy.
✓ Checked — operator approval required✕ Carry-on
Conditions
  • One avalanche rescue backpack per passenger maximum
  • Must contain Division 2.2 compressed gas (non-flammable, non-toxic) only
  • May contain a pyrotechnic trigger mechanism
  • Must be packed to prevent accidental activation
  • Pressure relief valves must be present on airbags
  • Operator approval must be obtained before arriving at the airport
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 14
B
Batteries — Damaged, Recalled or Counterfeit
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
Signs of damage — refuse if any are present
  • Swelling or bulging of the battery or device casing
  • Cracked, dented, or visibly damaged casing
  • Leaking fluid or corrosion on terminals
  • Hot to the touch, hissing, or venting
  • Device subject to a manufacturer safety recall (e.g. Samsung Galaxy Note 7)
  • Counterfeit or unbranded batteries without proper markings
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 — damaged batteries excluded from all provisions
Batteries — Lithium (devices, spare batteries & power banks)
Conditions apply
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Authority: ICAO TI + Air OperatorBase restrictions from ICAO TI Table 8-1 Item 1 (as amended, Addendum No. 1). Operator approval has been granted for lithium ion batteries 100–160 Wh and lithium metal 2–8 g for portable medical devices.
✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Watt-hour limits — lithium ion
  • Up to 100 Wh — permitted, no approval needed
  • 100–160 Wh — operator approval required (granted) — carry-on only, max 2 spare per person
  • Over 160 Wh — prohibited — see Batteries — Lithium over 160 Wh entry
Lithium content limits — lithium metal
  • Up to 2 g — permitted
  • 2–8 g — portable medical devices only, operator approval (granted)
  • Over 8 g — prohibited
Spare batteries
  • Carry-on baggage only — never in checked baggage
  • Must be individually protected against short circuit (original packaging, taped terminals, or separate bag)
  • Maximum 2 spare batteries per person for 100–160 Wh batteries
Power banks
  • Carry-on baggage only — never permitted in checked baggage
  • Must not be recharged while on board the aircraft
  • Should not be used to charge other devices while on board
  • Maximum 2 power banks per person
  • Must be individually protected against short circuit when not in use
Devices in checked baggage
  • Must be completely switched off — not sleep or hibernation mode
  • Must be protected from accidental activation and damage
  • Baggage with built-in batteries exceeding 0.3 g lithium metal or 2.7 Wh lithium ion must travel as carry-on unless battery is removed
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 (as amended — Addendum No. 1)
Batteries — Lithium over 160 Wh
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
→ See Batteries — Lithium entry for full conditions on permitted batteries.
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 — 160 Wh maximum limit
Batteries — Non-spillable, Dry & Nickel-Metal Hydride
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • Non-spillable: must meet Special Provision A67; max 12V / 100 Wh; terminals insulated; max 2 spare per person
  • Dry / NiMH: must comply with Special Provision A123 or A199 respectively
  • If contained in equipment, must be protected from unintentional activation or disconnected with terminals insulated
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 2
Battery Acid & Wet Cell Batteries
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Note
  • Includes car batteries, motorcycle batteries, and any lead-acid wet cell battery
  • Non-spillable batteries meeting Special Provision A67 are separately permitted — see Batteries — Non-spillable entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Bear Spray, Pepper Spray, Mace & Tear Gas
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
Includes all of the following
  • Bear spray, pepper spray, mace, OC spray (oleoresin capsicum)
  • Dog and animal repellent sprays, capsaicin spray, personal defence spray
  • Tear gas devices, canisters, and riot control agents (CS gas, CN gas)
Why prohibited
  • Toxic gas under pressure can incapacitate crew and passengers if accidentally discharged in the aircraft cabin
  • No exceptions regardless of size, concentration, or intended use
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
C
Cameras & Photography Equipment
Permitted
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✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
Note
  • Spare lithium batteries must travel in carry-on baggage — see Batteries — Lithium entry for limits
  • Devices in checked baggage must be switched completely off and protected from accidental activation
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 (battery provisions apply)
Camping Stoves (with fuel remaining)
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Note
  • Stoves must be completely drained of all fuel with no residue remaining before carriage — see Internal Combustion Engines entry for drained stoves (operator approval required, checked baggage only)
  • Fuel canisters and cylinders are separately prohibited — see Fuels & Fuel Containers entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Cigarette Lighter & Safety Matches
Conditions apply
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✓ On the person only
Conditions
  • No more than one lighter per person
  • Must be carried on the person — not in any baggage
  • Must not contain unabsorbed liquid fuel (liquefied gas is permitted)
  • One small packet of safety matches on the person only (approximately 20 matches maximum)
  • Matches of any type are forbidden in checked baggage
  • 'Blue flame', torch, cigar, and jet flame lighters are prohibited — see separate entry
  • 'Strike anywhere' matches are prohibited entirely — see separate entry
  • Lighter fuel and refills are prohibited — see separate entry
  • Battery-powered arc, plasma, tesla coil, and double arc lighters without a safety cap are prohibited — see separate entry
  • Lighters containing unabsorbed liquid fuel (other than liquefied gas) are prohibited
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 5
CO₂ & Division 2.2 Gas Cartridges (non-safety device)
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • No more than four cartridges per person
  • Water capacity of each cartridge must not exceed 50 mL (equivalent to a 28 g CO₂ cartridge)
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 13
Compressed Gas Cylinders (general)
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Scuba tanks, propane cylinders, camping gas, welding gas, nitrogen tanks, helium tanks, compressed air cylinders — full or empty
  • Empty tanks are equally dangerous due to residual pressure
  • Small Division 2.2 gas cylinders for life jackets and mechanical limbs are separately permitted — see Life Jackets entry
  • Medical oxygen cylinders up to 5 kg with operator approval are separately permitted — see Oxygen & Air Cylinders entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Contact Lens Solution & Eye Drops
Permitted
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✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
Note
  • Liquids in carry-on baggage are subject to airport security screening rules (typically 100 mL per container) — this is a security requirement separate from dangerous goods rules
  • Medically necessary quantities may be exempt from security liquid limits — declare to security screeners
Corrosives & Strong Acids
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Battery acid (sulfuric acid), muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid), nitric acid
  • Strong drain cleaners, lye (sodium hydroxide), industrial strength cleaners
  • Small quantities of household bleach within toiletry limits (≤0.5 L) may be permissible — see Aerosols & Toiletry Articles entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
D
Dry Ice (Carbon Dioxide, Solid)
Prohibited
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Authority: Air OperatorProhibition is an air operator policy.
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 18
E
E-cigarettes, Vapes & Electronic Nicotine Devices
Conditions apply
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✕ Checked✓ Carry-on only✓ On the person
Conditions
  • Carry-on or on the person only — prohibited in checked baggage
  • Devices and batteries must not be recharged on board the aircraft
  • Heating element must be protected from unintentional activation
  • If lithium-powered, battery must comply with lithium battery limits (≤100 Wh / ≤2 g)
  • Spare batteries follow standard spare battery provisions — see Batteries — Lithium entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 3
Electric Shavers, Toothbrushes & Personal Care Devices
Permitted
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✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
Note
  • Devices in checked baggage should be protected from accidental activation
  • Lithium batteries in these devices are well within permitted limits
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 (battery provisions apply)
Energy Efficient Lamps (CFLs in retail packaging)
Permitted
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✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
Conditions
  • Must be in original retail packaging
  • For personal use by the passenger — intended for use at destination
  • Compact fluorescent lamps in retail packaging for personal or home use are exempt from these Instructions
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Section 1.1.1 Note 2 b)
F
Fire Extinguishers (personal/portable)
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Note
  • Includes car, home, and personal portable fire extinguishers of any size
  • Aircraft carry approved fire suppression equipment — passengers are not required to bring their own
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Firearms & Guns with Compressed Gas Cartridges
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
Examples
  • CO₂ pellet guns, BB guns, and air rifles using gas cartridges
  • Paintball guns and markers with CO₂ or compressed air cartridges
  • Airsoft guns using compressed gas (green gas, CO₂)
  • The gas cartridges themselves are also prohibited — see Compressed Gas Cylinders entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Fireworks, Flares & Pyrotechnics
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
Examples
  • Consumer fireworks: firecrackers, sparklers, roman candles, bottle rockets, cherry bombs
  • Flares: road flares, marine flares, signal flares, parachute flares, smoke signals
  • Party items: bang snaps, throw-down snappers, party poppers with explosive charge, toy caps
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Flammable Liquids (paint, lacquer, varnish, solvents)
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Oil-based paint, lacquer, varnish, paint thinner, turpentine
  • Acetone, solvents, and other flammable liquids
  • Perfumes and colognes in small quantities are permitted as toiletry articles — see Aerosols & Toiletry Articles entry
  • Alcoholic beverages up to 70% by volume are separately permitted within quantity limits — see Alcoholic Beverages entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Fuel Cells (portable, containing fuel)
Conditions apply
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✕ Checked✓ Carry-on only
Conditions
  • Maximum 2 spare fuel cartridges per passenger
  • Fuel cartridges must not exceed: 200 mL for liquids, 200 g for solids, 120 mL for liquefied gases
  • Each fuel cell and cartridge must conform to IEC 62282-6-100 Ed. 1 and be marked accordingly
  • Must be marked 'APPROVED FOR CARRIAGE IN AIRCRAFT CABIN ONLY'
  • On-board refuelling prohibited (except installing a spare cartridge)
  • Fuel cells whose sole function is to charge a battery are not permitted
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 8
Fuels & Fuel Containers (gasoline, diesel, propane, camping gas)
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Liquid fuels: gasoline, diesel, kerosene, jet fuel, camp fuel, white gas, Coleman fuel
  • Fuel containers: jerry cans, gas cans, portable fuel tanks, fuel bottles — even if empty
  • Compressed gas fuels: propane tanks (any size), camping gas cylinders, butane cartridges, BBQ propane
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
H
Hair Dryers, Straighteners & Electric Styling Tools
Permitted
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✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
Note
  • This applies to electrically powered devices only — for gas-powered hair styling equipment see the separate entry
Hair Styling Equipment (gas-powered)
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • No more than one device per passenger or crew member
  • Safety cover must be securely fitted over the heating element
  • Must not be used on board the aircraft
  • No refills or spare cartridges permitted — see Hair Styling Refill Cartridges entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 11
Hair Styling Refill Cartridges
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
→ See Hair Styling Equipment (gas-powered) entry for conditions on the device itself.
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 11 — refills specifically prohibited
Hand Sanitizer & Sanitizing Wipes
Permitted
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • Max 0.5 L per container, max 2 L total per person across all toiletry and medicinal articles
  • Carry-on liquids also subject to airport security screening rules (typically 100 mL containers)
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 17
Headphones & Earbuds (including noise-cancelling)
Permitted
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✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
Note
  • Internal batteries are well within permitted limits
  • Spare or replacement batteries must travel in carry-on baggage
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 (battery provisions apply)
I
Infectious Substances & Biological Hazards
Prohibited
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✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Cultures and stocks of infectious agents, medical waste, infectious diagnostic specimens
  • Bacteria cultures, virus samples, genetically modified organisms
  • Small non-infectious specimens in preservative are separately permitted under strict conditions — see Specimens entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Internal Combustion / Fuel Cell Engines
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — operator approval required✕ Carry-on
Conditions
  • Engine must be completely drained of all fuel with no fuel residue remaining
  • Operator approval must be obtained before arriving at the airport
  • Checked baggage only
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 7 — Special Provision A70
L
Laptop Computers
Permitted
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on
Conditions
  • Laptop batteries typically 30–100 Wh — within standard limits
  • If in checked baggage, must be completely switched off — not sleep or hibernation mode
  • Must be protected from accidental activation and damage in checked baggage
  • Spare or external laptop batteries (power banks) must be in carry-on only
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1
Life Jackets & Self-inflating Safety Vests
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • Non-flammable, non-toxic gas (Division 2.2) only
  • For self-inflation of life jackets or operation of mechanical limbs only
  • Maximum 2 small cylinders worn or fitted per person
  • Maximum 4 spare cylinders per person
  • Water capacity must not exceed 50 mL per cylinder
  • Must be packed to prevent accidental activation
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 12
Lighter Fuel & Lighter Refills
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
Note
  • A single lighter already filled with absorbed fuel or liquefied gas and carried on the person remains permitted — see Cigarette Lighter entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Section 1.1.1 Note 1 d)
Lighters — Blue Flame, Torch & Cigar
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
Includes
  • Torch lighters, blue flame lighters, cigar lighters, jet flame lighters, windproof torch-type lighters
  • Battery-powered arc, plasma, tesla coil, flux, and double arc lighters without a safety cap
→ A single standard disposable lighter (absorbed liquid fuel or liquefied gas) carried on the person is permitted — see Cigarette Lighter & Safety Matches entry.
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Section 1.1.1 Note 1 e–f); Table 8-1, Item 5
M
Magnetized Materials (strong / industrial magnets)
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Note
  • Includes large neodymium magnets, industrial magnets, magnetic assemblies, and large loudspeakers
  • Items creating a magnetic field greater than 0.00525 gauss at 4.6 metres require special packaging — not permitted in standard passenger baggage
  • Small personal magnets (refrigerator magnets, small magnetic toys) are generally acceptable
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Mechanical Limb Gas Cartridges (prosthetics)
Permitted
›
✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 10
Medications & Prescription Drugs
Permitted
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✓ Checked✓ Carry-on
Note
  • Liquid medications in carry-on are generally exempt from security liquid limits when declared — carry documentation or prescription label
  • Aerosol medications (inhalers) treated as medicinal aerosols — max 0.5 kg/L per article
  • Radio-pharmaceuticals administered as part of medical treatment are exempt from these Instructions
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 17; Section 1.1.1 Note 2
Mercury Thermometer (medical/clinical)
Conditions apply
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Authority: Air OperatorRestriction to carry-on or on the person only is an air operator policy.
✕ Checked✓ Carry-on — conditions apply✓ On the person — conditions apply
Conditions
  • No more than one per person
  • Must be in its protective case
  • Carry-on or on the person only — not in checked baggage
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 16
Mobile Phones & Tablets
Permitted
›
✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on
Note
  • If placed in checked baggage, must be completely switched off — not sleep or hibernation mode — and protected from damage
  • Spare batteries and power banks must travel in carry-on only
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1
Mobility Aids (battery-powered wheelchairs & scooters)
Prohibited
›
Authority: Air OperatorProhibition is an air operator policy.
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Note
  • Prohibited — air operator policy
  • Passengers requiring mobility assistance should contact the operator at least 48 hours before travel to discuss arrangements
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 4
O
Oxidizers & Pool Chemicals
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Pool chemicals: calcium hypochlorite, pool shock, HTH, chlorine tablets, pool sanitizer granules
  • Concentrated peroxides: hydrogen peroxide over 12%, benzoyl peroxide (large amounts), organic peroxides
  • Small quantities of household bleach within toiletry limits (≤0.5 L) may be permissible — see Aerosols & Toiletry Articles entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Oxygen & Air Cylinders (medical use)
Conditions apply
›
Authority: ICAO TI + Air OperatorBase restrictions from ICAO TI Table 8-1 Item 9. Operator approval is required — advance arrangements recommended. Pilot-in-command notification is mandatory.
✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • No more than 5 kg gross mass per cylinder
  • Cylinders, valves and regulators must be protected from damage
  • Advance arrangements with the operator are recommended
  • Pilot-in-command must be informed of the number and location of cylinders on board
  • Personal medical oxygen devices using liquid oxygen are prohibited
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 9
P
Pacemakers & Implanted Medical Devices
Permitted
›
✓ Checked✓ Carry-on✓ On the person
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 15
Permeation Devices (air quality calibration)
Conditions apply
›
✓ Checked — conditions apply✕ Carry-on
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 20
Pesticides, Insecticides & Toxic Substances
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Pesticides and insecticides: bug spray (non-aerosol, large bottles), rat poison, weed killer, herbicides, agricultural chemicals
  • Toxic compounds: arsenic-based products, cyanide salts, bulk mercury (liquid mercury, mercury switches)
  • One mercury clinical thermometer in a protective case is separately permitted — see Mercury Thermometer entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Portable Speakers (battery-powered)
Permitted
›
✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on
Note
  • If placed in checked baggage, must be switched off and protected from damage or accidental activation
  • Lithium batteries in typical portable speakers are well within permitted limits
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 (battery provisions apply)
R
Radioactive Materials (general)
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Examples
  • Radioactive isotopes, industrial gauges, testing equipment, uranium or thorium compounds, radium products
  • Radioisotopic cardiac pacemakers implanted in or externally carried by a person as the result of medical treatment are separately permitted — see Pacemakers entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions (except Item 15)
Refrigerated Liquid Nitrogen (dry shippers)
Conditions apply
›
✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • Must be in insulated packaging (dry shippers) that prevents pressure build-up
  • Must be fully absorbed in porous material — no free liquid
  • Only non-dangerous goods (e.g. medical specimens) may be contained
  • Refer to Special Provision A152
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 22
S
Security-type Equipment (attaché cases, cash boxes, cash bags)
Prohibited
›
Authority: Air OperatorProhibition is an air operator policy.
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Note
  • Prohibited — air operator policy
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 23
Self-inflating Life Rafts
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
Note
  • Includes personal life rafts and inflatable safety equipment not approved for passenger carriage
  • Personal life jackets fitted with small Division 2.2 inflation cartridges are separately permitted — see Life Jackets entry
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1 — not listed in Table 8-1 passenger provisions
Small Arms Ammunition
Prohibited
›
Authority: Air OperatorProhibition is an air operator policy.
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 19
Smartwatches & Fitness Trackers
Permitted
›
✓ Checked✓ Carry-on✓ On the person
Note
  • Internal batteries are minimal — well within all permitted limits
  • No dangerous goods restrictions apply to these devices
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 1 (battery provisions apply)
Specimens — Non-infectious (in flammable solutions)
Conditions apply
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✓ Checked — conditions apply✓ Carry-on — conditions apply
Conditions
  • Flammable liquid must not exceed 30 mL per specimen
  • Overall package must not exceed 1 kg
  • Specimen must be in leak-proof inner packaging with sufficient absorbent material
  • Packaging and marking per Special Provision A180
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Table 8-1, Item 21
Strike-anywhere Matches
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
Note
  • Strike-anywhere matches can ignite from friction against any surface — prohibited regardless of quantity
  • A small packet of safety matches (strike-on-box) carried on the person is permitted — see Cigarette Lighter & Safety Matches entry
  • Matches of any type are forbidden in checked baggage
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Section 1.1.1 Note 1 c)
Stun Guns & Tasers
Prohibited
›
✕ Checked✕ Carry-on✕ On the person
ICAO RefPart 8, Ch.1, Section 1.1.1 Note 1 b)
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