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Can I take an umbrella on the plane?
Umbrella can be taken on the plane.

Small folding umbrella, when the folding length is less than 40cm, can be carried in the carry-on baggage, but the weight of the carry-on baggage generally cannot exceed 5 kg. Most domestic flights are not very strict, and small folding umbrellas can also be checked in the check-in suitcase.

When the length of the umbrella is more than 40cm, but not more than 100cm, you can check in at the check-in counter. In order to prevent damage, it is best to use foam packaging, which can effectively protect the umbrella, and of course, it can also be checked in the suitcase.

For large umbrellas, if the length has exceeded 100 cm, such umbrellas can also be checked, but they have to go through special processing channels, and at the same time, after arriving at the destination, the luggage is also a special place, not the usual baggage claim turntable.

Articles prohibited by aircraft

1. Edible or drinkable articles that cannot be taken on the plane.

Liquid edible items, such as milk and drinking water, cannot be taken, but they can be checked. Self-heating functional foods, such as self-heating rice, cannot be carried or checked with you. Fruits with excessive moisture or smell, such as watermelon and durian, cannot be brought, but they can be checked. No baby food with liquid.

2. cosmetics that can't be brought on the plane

Most airlines on domestic flights cannot carry liquid cosmetics, but they can carry cream cosmetics not exceeding 100G or 100ML, and each piece of liquid not exceeding 1L can be checked. The amount of liquid or paste cosmetics on international flights does not exceed 100ML, which can be put into a sealable transparent plastic bag with the original packaging and taken on board, and others can be checked. Pressed foam facial cleanser, mousse, sunscreen spray, etc. You can't take it on the plane or check it in.

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Civil Aviation Passenger Baggage Transportation Rules