1. Devices that can fire ammunition (including projectiles and other items) and cause serious personal injury or items that may be mistaken for such devices.

2. Explosive or burning devices (substances) that may cause serious personal injury or endanger the safety of aircraft or articles that may be mistaken for such devices.

3. Control devices that can cause personal injury or cause great harm to aviation safety and transportation order.

4. Dangerous goods that can cause personal injury or great harm to aviation safety and transportation order.

5. Other projects

Other articles that may cause personal injury or cause great harm to aviation safety and transportation order, including but not limited to:

(1) pathogens of infectious diseases, such as hepatitis B virus, anthrax, tuberculosis and AIDS virus;

(2) kindling (including various ignition devices), such as lighters, matches, lighters, magnesium rods (flint);

(3) Charging treasures and lithium batteries with rated energy exceeding 160Wh (lithium batteries for electric wheelchairs are otherwise specified);

(4) Alcoholic beverages with a volume percentage exceeding 70%;

(5) Strong magnetic substances, articles with strong pungent odor or easily causing panic among passengers, and articles with uncertain nature and possibly dangerous.

Second, restrictions on articles carried by airplanes going abroad:

1, description of carry-on luggage?

On an international flight, the volume of each piece of luggage does not exceed 20×40×55 cm, and the total weight of hand luggage does not exceed 7 kg.

2. What is the number of free checked baggage?

The free checked baggage allowance for economy class passengers on international routes is 20 kg, and that for economy class passengers with student passports is 30 kg. The free checked baggage allowance for business class is 30 kg; The free checked baggage allowance for first class is 40 kilograms.

However, when the destination is the United States, the checked baggage can be two pieces, each piece does not exceed 23kg, the sum of three sides of a single piece of luggage does not exceed 158cm, and the sum of three sides of two pieces of luggage does not exceed 273CM. When it is exceeded, passengers need to pay the excess baggage fee.

Extended data

"China Civil Aviation Safety Inspection Rules" stipulates:

Article 47? One of the following acts that threaten aviation safety shall be investigated and dealt with by the civil aviation public security organ:

(1) Carrying guns, ammunition, controlled knives and their imitations into security inspection places;

(2) forcibly entering the waiting isolation area and refusing to listen to dissuasion;

(3) Forging, fraudulently using or altering identity documents to fly;

(4) Hiding dangerous goods and contraband in an attempt to pass the safety inspection;

(5) Falsely reporting the name of the goods, practicing fraud or carrying dangerous goods when consigning the goods;

(6) Other acts that threaten aviation safety.

Article 48? In violation of the provisions of Article 32 of the Regulations on Civil Aviation Safety and Security in People's Republic of China (PRC), the security inspection department shall promptly hand it over to the civil aviation public security organ for handling.

"Public * * * Air Passenger Transport Flight Safety Rules" stipulates that:

Article 22? When an aircraft in flight commits the following acts that seriously endanger flight safety, the aviation safety officer shall take immediate measures to stop it in accordance with the disposal procedures formulated by the public air transport enterprise:

Illegal interference;

(2) forcibly hitting the cockpit;

(three) arson, explosion, murder and other serious threats to flight safety and personal safety of others;

(four) damage to aircraft equipment, which poses a serious threat to flight safety;

(5) Acts of violently resisting, obstructing or violently attacking an aviation safety officer to endanger his life safety.

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