Can I take shampoo on the plane? Shampoo is a necessary commodity in our life. Many friends choose to take shampoo and other items when they go out. Do you know shampoo can be taken on the plane? Can shampoo be checked in? Let's have a look with Xiaobian
Can I take shampoo on the plane
Yes, you can take it. It must be less than 100ml, but you can't take a bath and wash your hair on the plane, so the security will not let you take it. It's better to check in. Squeeze some air out of the bottle before it, so it's not easy to burst.
Is shampoo consignable
Of course, you can check in, but there are also restrictions. The specific restrictions should be calculated according to the requirements of your flight!
Consignment method of personal belongings
1： Shipping
Advantages: low cost and long time.
The cost of shipping is low, but the speed is relatively slow. The shipping time is generally about 5-8 weeks to arrive at the destination country. During the shipping time of 5-8 weeks, will you worry about the moisture and decay of your goods? When you spend a lot of time and energy transporting these items, but your property is empty, will you be worried about it? Hailong suggested that students should try to choose a regular freight company to avoid unnecessary trouble and economic losses caused by baggage loss.
2： Random consignment
Advantages: quite convenient, most students take this way.
It is very convenient for students to check in their luggage at random. Students can check in at the airport customs at the same time. However, random shipping will have weight and size restrictions. The free shipping weight restrictions are also different according to different airlines. About 20 ~ 40kg (Air China 40kg, Singapore Airlines 35kg). If it exceeds this range, it will charge a high air freight. In addition, there are corresponding provisions for the luggage. The sum of the three sides of length, width and height can not exceed 158CM, generally 1 to 2 pieces of luggage. In addition, according to the & lt; Labor Law & gt; of Australia, a single piece of luggage can not exceed 32kg, otherwise it will not help handling. If it is a large size, such as For furniture, bicycles, etc., some airlines are not even allowed to check in, and students need to pick up their luggage at the airport in this way. Therefore, if the baggage is not overweight, it is the most economical to check it at random. Aoji suggests that when preparing their luggage for study abroad, students should try to choose urgent and necessary items for the first time abroad, such as seasonal clothes, necessary school supplies, commonly used over-the-counter drugs, etc.
3： International Express
Advantages: such as EMS, DHL, UPS, TNT and other international express companies, can be delivered to the destination quickly and directly.
The biggest feature of international express is economy and convenience. You only need to fill in a simple list to handle it. The cost is economical, fast and safe. It eliminates your concerns about time, price and goods safety. It's more cost-effective to choose express delivery. Generally, it can be delivered to the destination in 3 to 5 days. It's very convenient and fast. It's the best way to deal with emergencies and fill gaps.
4： International consignment
Advantages: you can enjoy services beyond international express, and the price is only 3-4% off that of international express.
International consignment refers to handling the international transportation of personal belongings through a professional international baggage and parcel consignment company. Because such companies are specialized in the transportation of personal goods, the service is professional, the price is moderate, and the timeliness and safety are more guaranteed. The door-to-door service makes the recipient do not need to go out to handle it, and there is a special person responsible for tracking the whole process, which is more convenient and worry-free without providing any certificates.
What luggage items cannot be transported?
1. The carrier shall not transport baggage and articles without security inspection.
2. Prohibited articles, restricted articles, dangerous articles, and other articles with peculiar smell or easy to stain the aircraft stipulated by the State shall not be checked as baggage or added to baggage. The carrier may refuse to accept the baggage or terminate the transportation at any time if he finds that the baggage contains any articles that cannot be transported as baggage or included in the baggage before receiving the baggage or during the transportation.
3. Sharp or blunt tools other than controlled knives carried by passengers shall be checked with checked baggage and cannot be carried with them.
Regulations on what you can't take on a plane
（1） Firearms, military or police equipment (including main parts), including:
1. Military guns, official guns: pistols, rifles, submachine guns, machine guns, riot guns, etc.
2. Civil guns: air guns, shotguns, sports guns, anesthesia injection guns, starting guns, etc.
3. Other guns: sample guns, prop guns, etc.
4. Ordnance, police equipment: baton, military or police dagger, bayonet, etc.
5. Guns and tools prohibited by the state: steel ball guns, tear gas guns, electric shock guns, electric shock devices, defense devices, etc.
6. Imitation of the above articles.
（2） Explosives: including:
1. Ammunition: bombs, grenades, flares, incendiary bombs, smoke bombs, signal bombs, tear gas bombs, poison gas bombs and bullets (empty bombs, combat bombs, inspection bombs, training bombs), etc.
2. Blasting equipment: explosive, detonator, fuse, detonating cord, non electric blasting system, blasting agent, etc.
3. Fireworks products: fireworks, fireworks, firecrackers, etc.
4. Imitation of the above articles.
（3） Controlled knives: refer to the knives listed in the Interim Provisions on the control of some knives issued and implemented by the Ministry of public security with the approval of the State Council in 1983, including daggers and triangular knives (including three edge scraper for machining), knife with self-locking device, single-edged knife and double-edged knife similar to dagger but longer than dagger, and other similar single-edged, double-edged and three edge sharp knives. Tibetan knives, waist knives and boot knives worn and used by ethnic minorities due to their living habits belong to controlled knives and are only allowed to be sold and used in ethnic autonomous areas.
（4） Inflammable and explosive articles, including bottled compressed gas and liquefied gas such as hydrogen, oxygen and butane; spontaneous combustion articles such as yellow phosphorus, white phosphorus, nitrocellulose (including film), oil paper and its products; water burning products such as metal potassium, sodium, lithium, calcium carbide (calcium carbide), magnesium aluminum powder; gasoline, kerosene, diesel, benzene and ethanol (alcohol), paint, thinner, rosin oil and other flammable liquids; flash powder, solid alcohol, celluloid and other flammable solids; sodium peroxide, potassium peroxide, lead peroxide, peracetic acid and other inorganic and organic oxides.
（5） Toxic substances: including cyanide, highly toxic pesticides and other highly toxic substances.
（6） Corrosive articles: including sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, liquid storage battery, sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, etc.
（7） Radioactive materials: radioactive materials such as radioisotopes.
（8） Other articles endangering flight safety, such as strongly magnetized objects that may interfere with the normal operation of various instruments on the aircraft, articles with strong pungent smell, etc.
（9） Other articles prohibited from carrying and transporting as stipulated by national laws and regulations.
（10） China has lifted the restrictions on ordinary lighters carried by passengers on flights to the United States, but 'torch lighters' are not within the scope of lifting the restrictions. Because the flame combustion state of such lighters is very strong, the temperature can reach 2500 degrees in a short time, which poses a great threat to flight safety, passengers will still not be allowed to carry such lighters on board.
Relevant provisions on articles that are prohibited to be carried by passengers but can be checked in as baggage:
Items that are prohibited to be carried by passengers but can be checked as luggage include: kitchen knives, scissors, fruit knives, razors and other daily knives that can endanger aviation safety, scalpels, slaughtering knives, carving knives and other professional knives, knives, spears, swords, halberds, axes, hammers, cones Walking sticks, iron headed climbing sticks and other sharp and blunt tools that can be used to endanger aviation safety.
（11） Passengers can carry liquid goods with a total amount of no more than 100ml. Liquid goods can only be carried after they are confirmed by bottle opening inspection. For some airports equipped with sufficient liquid goods safety inspection equipment, the requirements of bottle opening inspection can no longer be implemented after the equipment inspection. Other excess parts need to be delivered.
Liquid goods purchased by passengers in the waiting isolation area can be taken on board the plane.
(twelve) infant milk powder / milk / breast milk and other liquid milk products (accompanied by infants), liquid medicines necessary for diabetics or other diseases (except for doctors' prescriptions or hospital certificates, except those purchased in pharmacies) should be carried by the passengers.