Security Control

Dear passengers, we have prepared a few tips and suggestions for you on how to go through airport security in the easiest and fastest way:

• when passing through security check take off outer clothing (such as a coat or a jacket), your belt, watch, mobile phone, documents, wallet and other small items, should be put in the plastic containers ready for X-ray inspection,
• remove large electrical items from your hand luggage, such as laptops, cameras and so on,
• remove and show all plastic all liquids and gels correctly bagged out of your luggage.

You must always follow the instructions of the airport staff.

Passengers with metal body replacements such as a hip joint or spine replacement, should have an official confirmation from their doctor.

TRANSPORT OF LIQUIDS

Before arriving at the airport, each passenger should know the important rules, based on Commission Regulations (ES) 1546/2006 which lays down the principles of fluid transport within the EU.
In the hand luggage it is permitted to carry liquids and gels up to 100 ml only in their original packaging. These must be stored in transparent, resealable bags with a capacity of up to 1 litre (available at the airport at the safety personnel). Every person may carry only 1 bag.
Liquids in larger quantities than 100 ml can be transported in the checked baggage which you drop off at the check-in counters. The baggage will be stored in the cargo compartment of the aircraft during flight.

Exceptions:

It is possible to take liquids on board only for medical purposes or if you have a special need or diet, this includes baby food. In this case, you must not take more than it is necessary for the duration of your flight.
The passenger might be asked to taste the contents by the security personnel or you may also be asked to show a valid medical document. (i.e. if carrying insulin, you need a doctor’s confirmation or prescription with the name of the person travelling)

Liquids are: 

• water and other beverages, syrups.
• perfumes
• shower gels and hair gels. 
• pastes, including toothpastes.
• cosmetics in liquid forms.
• creams, face creams and oils. 
• sprays and deodorants.
• tinned food. 
• containers with pressured contents, shaving foams and similar. 
• liquid mixtures and solid substances.
• all other mixtures of similar consistency

SECURITY MEASURES

		Hand luggage	Checked luggage
	Laptops, photographic cameras, MP3 players and personal CD players, cell phones
	Liquids and gels	up to 100 ml *	over 100 ml
	Knives and scissors with blades no more than 6 cm in length (except for lockable knives)
	Liquids for medical purposes, baby food in a quantity required for the duration of the flight
	Tools (drills, hammers, screwdrivers, spanners, etc.), medical instruments
	Firearms, replica and imitation firearms (paintball guns, air and airsoft guns, starter pistols, nail guns, etc.) ammunition **
	Hockey sticks, golf clubs, ski and walking/hiking poles, fishing rods, paddles
	Explosives and explosive devices, detonators, fuses, display/consumer pyrotechnics
	Acids, corrosives and flammables
	Pressurized containers and gases of any type (e.g. propane, butane, self-defence sprays)
	Flammable liquids and solids, radioactive materials, toxic or infectious substances

* All such liquids and gels must be placed in a transparent and re-sealable bag (available at the airport).
** Under the Arms and Ammunition Act and subject to the carrier’s terms and conditions of carriage.