You may travel with:

Small amounts for personal consumption, meeting the restrictions on animal and dairy products, provided they comply with the size and weight limits established by the airline.

How should I carry them?

Liquids, perfumes, creams, aerosols, foams, gels, shampoo and toothpaste: in individual containers not exceeding 100 ml, placed in individual containers with a capacity of less than 100 ml. These containers must be carried in a transparent plastic bag that can be resealed, with a capacity of not more than 1 litre (a bag approximately 20 x 20 cm in size). Each passenger may carry only one such bag (including children). Transparent, resealable plastic bag (1 bag per passenger, including children, approx. 20 x 20 cm), which must be fully closed. Bags must be placed in security checkpoint trays, separate from luggage.

Liquid medicines or special diets: whenever possible, have your prescription with you or proof of your specific condition, including children’s food.

Drinks, cosmetics, perfumes, etc.: keep any purchases made at the airport or on board the aircraft inside an approved sealed security bag, together with the receipt. Do not open these bags until you reach your final destination.

You may travel with:

- Liquid drugs that are to be used during the trip (outgoing and return flights and stay) are exempt from the restrictions applicable to transporting liquids in hand luggage.

- Solid drugs.

How should I carry them?

You should carry the relevant prescription with you. You must carry a medical certificate with you, if you have to carry objects in your hand luggage such as syringes or other objects included in any of the prohibited categories.

You must talk to your airline if you are going to travel to a country outside the European Union and, if that is the case, check the conditions for taking medication into the country, or for transporting medical equipment (syringes for diabetics, measuring devices, etc.) if you need to.

You may travel with:

- Laptop computers.

- Mobile phones and tablets.

- External batteries and hard drives.

How do I carry them?

They must be taken out of their cases or sleeves and put into separate security trays.

You may travel with:

- Crutches or walking sticks, provided that you need them to get around.

- Foldable trekking poles, which can be kept inside the suitcase for inspection with the X-ray scanner.

- Prams and pushchairs.

- Cots and baby seats.

- Urns for ashes.

How do I carry them?

Crutches, walking sticks, prams, pushchairs, and baby seats: must pass through the x-ray security separately.

Cremation urns: the urn should be accompanied by the death certificate (people) and the cremation certificate (people and animals). This type of object should be placed on a different rack to the rest of the luggage.