Information about travelling with dangerous goods

Dangerous goods

In aviation some usual items from the normal everyday life could be so dangerous, that it isn’t allowed taken them neither on aircraft nor within travelling baggage.

The transport of dangerous goods is subject to the strictest regulations.

 

According to ICAO/ IATA regulations, dangerous goods within baggage is strictly forbidden

Dangerous goods may be:

  • Smartphones type Samsung Galaxy Note 7. These smartphones must turn off and it isn’t allowed load them during flight
  • Briefcases with integrate alert and also integrate Lithium-batteries or pyrotechnic material
  • Explosives, Fireworks, Torches, light- or smoke signals
  • Containers with gases (flammable or non flammable, frozen, liquidized or toxic), for example protection spray, Stove, filled pressure bottles, lighter gas, soda patrons
  • Containers with flammable liquids, e.g. lighter- or wash petrol, colors, varnish, adhesives, dilution fluids, detergents, heating fluids
  • Flammable and highly flammable substances, e.g. matches
  • E-cigarettes (must only carried within hand luggage or on body from traveler on every flight)
  • Substances which become flammable gases if they get in touch with water
  • Oxidizing substances, e.g. bleaching powder, superoxide
  • Toxic and infectious substances, e.g. quicksilver, bacteria- and virus culture
  • Radioactive substances and articles
  • Corrosive substances, e.g. acid, alkali/base, spillable batteries
  • High magnetic material
  • Gas-operated devices and tools which already contained the smallest quantity of gasoline (e.g. test purposes)
  • Electro shock weapons, e.g. Taser
  • Lithium battery or accumulator (It is allowed to carried maximum 2 single Lithium batteries or rechargeable batteries up to 160 Wh as spare cells for electronical consumer goods (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, watches or cameras). The Airline‘s prior consent must be obtained if separate batteries or rechargeable batteries with an individual rating of between 100 Wh and 160 Wh are to be carried on board.

     

    The transport of means of transport which are lithium-batterie operated is strictly forbidden

    The transport of electronical means of transport, which are operated with lithium batteries, isn’t allowed in checked baggage as well as carry on baggage on aircraft. This regulation is applicable irrespective from capacity from the batterie.
    To these types of means of transport belongs e.g.:

    • Hoverboards
    • Segways
    • Airwheels and Solowheels
    • Baggage scooter
    • E-bikes with lithium batterie

      Wheelchairs or other mobility aids, which are powered through lithium batteries, are non effected from it’s prohibition but it’s notifiable.

      More information in regard of transportation of dangerous goods are subject to ICAO Dangerous Goods Regulations which can be found on website of EASA.

      https://www.easa.europa.eu/domains/passengers/dangerous-goods

      and on the website of the Croatian Civil Aviation Agency 

      https://www.ccaa.hr/en/file/1179fd88cb8ec91f0cf566033ea0702c95fa

      Items listed in the Table below are permitted only with the operator’s approval:

      4) Battery powered mobility aids (e.g. Wheelchairs);
      9) Cylinders of oxygen or air required for medical use;
      12) Cartridges of division 2.2 with no subsidiary hazard fitted into a self- inflating personal safety device such as a life-jacket or vest;
      13) Cartridges of division 2.2 with no subsidiary hazard for other than self- inflating personal safety device;
      14) Cartridges and cylinders of division 2.2 with no subsidiary hazard contained in an avalanche rescue backpack;
      18) Dry ice;
      19) Cartridges in  division 1.4s  (un 0012 or un 0014 only)
      23)

      Dangerous goods incorporated in security-type equipment, such as attaché cases, cash

      boxes, cash bags, etc.

      Passengers are expected to declare their intention to carry an item to the:

      Flyair41 Ground Operations

      Phone: +385 (0)1 223 1476

      Mobile: + 385 (0)99 58270 35

      E-mail:  ground@flyair41.com

      About Fly Air41

      FLY AIR41 is a young airline founded in 2021 in Zagreb, Croatia. The carrier performs holiday and charter flights on behalf of German sister airline Sundair.

      FLY AIR41 operates from Germany to the most beautiful destinations in the Mediterranean, the Red Sea and the Canary Islands. The modern fleet currently consists of two Airbus A319 and two Airbus A320.