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The transport of dangerous goods on flights is strictly regulated to ensure the safety of passengers, crew members, and the aircraft. Dangerous goods include explosives, flammable liquids, gases, chemicals, and radioactive materials. The International Civil Aviation Organization and the International Air Transport Association have developed a set of regulations, known as the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, to govern the transport of prohibited items on flights. Airlines are required to comply with these regulations and have their own policies and procedures for handling prohibited items.
Passengers are not allowed to bring harmful substances on board flights, whether in checked baggage or carry-on baggage, with some exceptions. Passengers can bring medical or pharmaceutical items, small lithium batteries, and personal care items such as aerosol sprays or perfumes. If a passenger is found carrying banned items, the items may be confiscated, and the passenger may face legal or civil penalties. Airlines may refuse to transport passengers who do not comply with their dangerous goods policy.
It is advised to check the list of things not allowed in flights; and the specific things not allowed in a hand carry baggage as well as prohibited items in checked baggage.
The exact list of banned items on flights can vary depending on the airline, the country of origin, and the destination. These rules may also differ on international flights and domestic flights. However, there are certain items that are typically banned on flights worldwide. Here is a general list of prohibited items on flights:
Explosives and incendiaries, such as fireworks, flares, and blasting caps.
Compressed gases, such as butane, oxygen, and propane.
Flammable liquids and solids, such as gasoline, lighter fluid, and matches.
Poisons and toxic substances, such as arsenic, cyanide, and pesticides.
Radioactive materials, such as medical or commercial isotopes.
Corrosives, such as battery acid and mercury.
Lithium batteries, depending on their size and power.
Weapons and firearms, including replicas and toy guns.
Knives and sharp objects, such as scissors and razors.
Liquids containers larger than 100 milliliters, unless in checked baggage.