EasyJet's full list of banned hand luggage items for anyone travelling over Easter

EasyJet's full list of banned hand luggage items for anyone travelling over Easter

This Blog provides guidance on easyJet's banned hand luggage items for those travelling over Easter. It highlights the high volume of passengers expected due to school holidays and the importance of checking hand luggage restrictions. easyJet emphasizes avoiding 'dangerous goods' in carry-on bags to ensure smooth security checks.

What are the specific banned items for easyJet hand luggage?

 

easyJet has strict rules on what passengers can and cannot bring in their hand luggage. Some of the key banned items include:

*Liquids: Only containers of 100ml or less are allowed through security, all fitting into a single transparent, resealable 20cm x 20cm bag.
*Sharp objects: Tweezers and scissors with rounded ends and blades under 6cm are permitted, but razor blades and knives over 6cm are banned.
*Cigarettes & e-cigarettes: Cigarettes can be carried, but matches are not allowed. E-cigarettes are permitted with a maximum of two spare batteries, but charging them onboard is prohibited.
*Baby food & milk: Exempt from the 100ml liquid limit, but must not exceed 2 litres.
*Dangerous goods: Items posing a risk to **health, safety, or the environment are strictly prohibited.

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What items are allowed in easyJet hand luggage?

easyJet allows passengers to bring certain items in their hand luggage, provided they meet the airline's size and safety regulations. Here are some key items you can carry:

Liquids: Containers must be 100ml or less, all fitting into a single transparent, resealable 20cm x 20cm bag.

Food & Drink: Solid food is allowed, but liquid-based food (like soup) must follow the 100ml liquid rule. Hot drinks are permitted if purchased at the airport and have a lid.

Baby food & milk: Exempt from the 100ml liquid limit, but must not exceed 2 litres.

Cigarettes & e-cigarettes: Cigarettes can be carried, but matches are not allowed. E-cigarettes are permitted with a maximum of two spare batteries, but charging them onboard is prohibited.

Sharp objects: Tweezers and scissors with rounded ends and blades under 6cm are permitted, but razor blades and knives over 6cm are banned.

Wedding outfits: Allowed if packed within the large cabin bag dimensions.

Pets: Only registered guide and assistance dogs are permitted
 

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