Items prohibited on charter flights

Without prejudice to the applicable security rules, passengers are not permitted to carry the following items into security restricted areas or on board an aircraft:

1. Revolvers, firearms and other equipment which emit projectiles likely, or appear likely, to be used to cause severe damage by the emission of a projectile, in particular:
   • Firearms of all types, such as pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns
   • Toys, copies and imitations of firearms likely to be mistaken for real weapons
   • Spare parts for firearms, with the exception of telescopic sights
   • Pistols and compressed gas guns, such as pistols, shotguns, pellet rifles, pistols and barrel guns, starter pistols
   • Bows, crossbows and arrows, harpoons and harpoon guns, slingshots and rock throwers
2. Devices with a paralysing effect, specially designed to stun or immobilise, in particular:
   • Stun guns, stun guns and electric truncheons
   • Stun guns and animal slaughter guns
   • Chemical substances, neutralising and incapacitating gases and aerosols, such as chloroacetophenone aerosols, pepper sprays, tear gas, acid and animal repellent sprays.
3. Objects with a sharp point or cutting edge likely to be used to cause severe injury, in particular:
   • Articles designed for chopping, such as axes, hatchets and cleavers
   • Ice axes and picks
   • Razor blades, cutters, knives with blades exceeding 6 cm and scissors with blades, measured from the axis, exceeding 6 cm
   • Martial arts equipment, sharp or cutting, swords and sabres.
4. Work tools likely to be used either to cause severe injury or to threaten the safety of the aircraft, in particular:
   • Blasting rods
   • Drills and drill bits, including portable cordless electric drills
   • Tools with blades or shafts longer than 6 cm that could be used as weapons, such as screwdrivers
   • Saws, including portable cordless electric saws
   • Torches, sealing guns and nail guns.
5. Blunt instruments likely to be used to cause serious injury when used to strike, such as:
   • Baseball and softball bats
   • Bats, truncheons, clubs and truncheons
   • Martial arts equipment.
6. Explosive or incendiary substances and devices likely, or appearing likely, to be used to cause serious injury or to threaten the safety of an aircraft, in particular:
   • Ammunition, primers, detonators and detonating cords
   • Copies or imitations of explosive devices
   • Mines, grenades and other military explosives
   • Fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles
   • Smoke bombs and cartridges
   • Dynamite, powder and plastic explosives.

Assembled explosive and incendiary substances are prohibited in freight shipments, except in full compliance with the requirements of all safety regulations.
Dangerous” goods are forbidden for transport.