The maximum permitted quantity is 5 l per passenger. The liquid must not exceed 70% alcohol by volume.

You can check barometers and thermometers if you are a representative of the National Weather Service with proper identification and if they are in resistant packaging that is sealed against leaks.

■ Power tools, manual or electric.

■ Gas-powered machines for cutting or welding (drills, portable electric saws, torches, welding guns, hammers, screwdrivers, and pliers)

■ High-intensity lamps with bulbs and batteries. Bulbs and batteries must be packed separately and labeled.

■ Curling irons and hair straighteners.

■ Harpoons and other underwater weapons, bows, bayonets, arrows, and similar items.

Lithium batteries are allowed in carry-on baggage, only for portable electronic devices (phones, computers, tablets, cameras, oxygen concentrators (POC)), as long as they are transported in their original packaging, with the terminals insulated or individually in plastic bags and do not exceed 100 Wh (Watt-hour, Watt-hour) or the lithium metal content must not exceed 2g.

Spare batteries must not come into contact with metal objects, such as coins, keys, or jewelry, and must take the necessary measures to avoid crushing, puncturing, or exerting pressure on them. Devices in checked baggage must be completely switched off (not in standby or hibernation mode) and covered with protective material to prevent unintentional activation or damage. It can be conveniently protected by using a hard case or cushioning material, such as clothing, to prevent movement. If carry-on baggage is checked at the boarding gate, spare lithium batteries must be removed. Damaged or malfunctioning batteries are not accepted. Only extra lithium batteries for personal use are permitted for transport, not for sale or distribution.

The type of batteries used must meet the requirements of the UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part 111, Subsection 38.3 (Material Safety Data Sheet).

In all flights to the US, powdered substances such as make-up, food, ground coffee, mole, spices, milk powder, chocolate, and other diet supplements larger than 350 ml / 12 oz must be transported in checked baggage.

Remember, all liquids that are over 100 ml are not allowed in carry-on baggage.

Pointy, sharp, or penetrating objects:

■ Axes

■ Cutters

■ Foils

■ Ice breakers

■ Knitting needles

■ Knives, combat knives, tactical knives, daggers, kitchen knives

■ Letter openers

■ Machetes

■ Metal scissors (with sharp ends and blades longer than 2.3 inches)

■ Mountaineering ice picks

■ Sabers

■ Scalpels

■ Single or double-edged straight razors, and other similar objects

■ Swords

Smart Bags contain high-tech capabilities, such as GPS, USB, Wi-Fi, an integrated scale, an electronic keychain, etc.

This kind of baggage works with lithium batteries, which is why, due to regulations established by the IATA, you must carry some security measures and precautions to transport them as carry-on or checked baggage.

Restrictions

■ Smart bags with irremovable lithium-ion batteries are not permitted.

■ The bag must use a lithium-ion removable battery, no higher than 160 Wh.

■ The battery must be removed and transported as carry-on baggage. It must be protected, covering the end caps with a non-conductive material to avoid any overheating risk or fire during the flight.

To travel with an electric wheelchair, it is necessary to arrive at the airport counters 3 hours before the departure of your flight for domestic destinations and 4 hours in advance for international destinations. 

Only chairs using dry, non-spillable batteries are allowed. Always carry a manual or instructions for disconnecting the battery.

Our airport staff will secure it to prevent a short circuit.

Please note that wet or damaged batteries are not allowed. 

One per customer may be transported in carry-on baggage. They are not allowed in checked baggage due to the risk of fire they may cause. It is not allowed to use them on board, they must be turned off. 

Applies also to similar products such as electronic pipes, pen cigars, and vapes.

Household chlorine for pools and tubs (hydrogen tetra chlorine), bleach, chlorine disinfectants, or any chlorine for industrial use.

■ Adhesives

■ Flammable solids (magnesium, hexamine)

■ Gasoline

■ Kerosene

■ Lighter fluid

■ Methanol

■ Polishing and cleaning products for ovens and pipes

■ Rubbing alcohol

■ Solvents and related liquids (organic peroxides, nitro-methane, or other additives)

■ Spray paints

Chemical, biological, and radiological materials, toxic or infectious substances, and substances classified as dangerous materials:

■ Blood

■ Drug-testing laboratory samples

■ Infected biopsies

■ Medicinal or commercial isotopes

■ Poison

■ Other bodily fluids

It is not allowed to transport hoverboards and any other type of self-balancing boards that use lithium batteries or lithium-ion batteries due to their risk of potential overheating and becoming a fire hazard.

■ Pistol-shaped lighters or household lighters exceeding 3.5 inches

■ Matches

■ Electroshock weapons, a.k.a tasers