What items are not allowed on a plane? Don’t let dangerous goods ruin your trip!

Funtime Editorial Team

Carrying carry-on luggage on a plane is also a skill. The editors often receive inquiries from netizens or friends and family around them—what can you bring on a plane and what can’t you? Let’s get it all sorted out in one go!

The editor will address several commonly questioned items—“Can I really bring this? How should I bring it?”—in the following sections. If you feel that what you’re bringing on this overseas trip is “a bit special,” such as special medications or medical supplies, be sure to check the Civil Aviation Authority’s website or call to ask whether you can bring them!

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Editor’s reminder: This article mainly provides information about carrying items related toflight safety. If you’re carrying a lot of cosmetics, alcohol, tobacco, currency, and other items, you may need to pay customs duties!

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Dangerous items are prohibited in both carry-on and checked luggage. Some everyday items are often accidentally packed in carry-on bags, such as scissors in a pencil case—these small items require extra attention!

A: Attention sports enthusiasts Up!Although items like baseball bats, golf clubs, and fishing rods that could potentially be used as weapons are not allowed on board according to regulations, equipment like badminton rackets can be carried on board if they comply with airline rules!

A: Some budget airlines explicitly prohibit bringing outside food on board. It’s recommended to purchase in-flight meals instead.

Scoot prohibits outside food according to its official website. Peach Aviation, Vanilla Air, Air Busan, Vanilla Air, AirAsia, Jetstar, and Tigerair do not have explicit restrictions. However, it is politely discouraged to consume overly exaggerated or strongly scented food.

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Violating flight regulations not only ruins your travel mood but can also lower your credibility at entry and exit points and even increase risks for passengers and countries. When packing and going through customs, never take chances!

[FunTime Travel Recommendation]Authorized reprint. Original source [Did You Know These Items Can’t Be Brought on a Plane?]