We are in the middle of holiday season, with many jetting off for a well earned break.
08.07.2023 - 09:21 / dailyrecord.co.uk
As the summer holiday season gets underway, many British tourists will be flying abroad for some sun, sea and relaxation.
The one thing you don't want while travelling to a foreign country is to get stuck at security with something in your hand luggage that you shouldn't have. The Mirror reports by not following the rules, you could end up having to throw away beloved possessions in order to avoid trouble in the queues.
Those who want to keep food costs down will be happy to hear that most airlines allow you to bring food from the airport into the cabin. In terms of what is allowed in hang luggage, the full list is close to endless - but most electronics, clothes, books, pens, paper, travel pillows and headphones all pass the test.
And while the banned items list can seem obvious to some, there are some unusual red-listed things that you may not be aware of. Read on to find out more.
The main items banned from hand luggage include:
The above list include items that are banned on all UK airlines, but it is important to be aware that different airlines have different rules - as well as different countries changing their rules too.
Some countries ban certain food items from being placed in hand luggage, so check with your airline or tour operator directly if you're unsure and you have something a little unusual in your bag.
In terms of more specific hand luggage rules on airlines, you can find out more details on their own webpages listed below:
Airports like Glasgow, Edinburgh, Prestwick and Aberdeen also offer their own guides on their websites and inside the airport itself.
One big change currently affecting passengers across the UK is the amount of liquid you can carry in your hand luggage with you - as new technology is set to
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