This refers to transportation of miscellaneous items and security withholdings, which may or not be considered baggage, load or mail. Also, items allowed or not by the aeronautical authority, which are considered within the National Air Security Program.
Miscellaneous:
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Medicines: Medicines for administration while traveling.
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The passengers must provide the medical prescriptions and invoices that justify medicine administration or use while traveling.
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Medicines may be carried separately; a transparent bag is not required.
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The Airport Security Personnel shall verify if the medicine name on the label corresponds to the medicine prescribed by the doctor.
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For over-the-counter medicine, a reasonable quantity must be carried, including the required dose for the travel.
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Baby food: When an infant travels as passenger, baby food shall be presented separately (transparent bag is not required).
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Special food: Food required by passengers during the flight due to special needs; for example, intolerance to lactose or gluten.
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Special items: Items used for medical purposes, without being specifically medicines.
Items Withheld by Security:
The following items are prohibited in the aircraft cabin and in the restricted security zone:
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Firearms, lightweight firearms and other missile weapons:
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Items that may cause or are specifically designed to cause a dazed state o immobilization:
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Electric defense arms
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Elecric cane
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Hitter machines for stunning or killing animals
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Chemical immobilization or disabling substances
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Mace gases and aerosols
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Pepper and hot dried pepper
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Tear gas
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Acid aerosols
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Repellents for animals
Items prohibited in the hand luggage and allowed in the checked and charged baggage:
Prohibited in the charged baggage and hand luggage:
Explosives or flammable substance or devices capable of being used to cause serious injuries or threaten the aircraft’s operations security:
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Ammunitions
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Blasting caps
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Detonators
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Fuses
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Replica or imitation explosive devices
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Mines
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Grenades
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Explosive military stores
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Pyrotechnic materials
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Fireworks
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Cartridges
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Dinamite
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Powder
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Plastic explosives
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Flares
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Gasoline and flammable fuels
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Flammable paints and solvents
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Oxygen (compressed or liquid)
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Pressurized scuba tanks
Liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGs): These include, but are not limited to:
Note: For International flights all liquids, aerosols, creams and gels must be included inside a Ziploc bag until 100 ml or 3,4 oz. The total cannot overcome of 1 liter in total.
Prohibited Items:
For safety reasons, it is prohibited to transport the following items in the aircraft hold:
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Blasting caps
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Detonators
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Fuses
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Mines
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Grenades
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Military explosive items
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Pyrotechnic materials
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Cartridges
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Dinamite
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Powder
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Plastic explosives
Electronic cigarettes and personal vaporizers
Electronic cigarettes and personal vaporizers will not be accepted in checked or gate-checked baggage.
These items may be stowed in carry-on baggage or on your person during travel, however, the use and charging of e-cigarettes and personal vaporizers is forbidden onboard in all TAME EP flights.