In order to ensure the safety of our passengers and crew, it is not permitted to carry objects on board that could potentially be used to cause personal injury or disruption of a person's legal capacity or pose a danger to the aircraft.

1.Items and substances that, for safety reasons, are prohibited from being carried in the passenger cabin of an aircraft:

pistols, firearms and other devices from which a bullet can be fired and which are intended to cause serious bodily harm, or which can be mistaken for such devices, including:
- all types of firearms, including pistols, revolvers, rifles and rifles;
- toy pistols, imitations, and imitations of small arms that can be mistaken for real weapons;
- components of small arms, with the exception of telescopic sights;
- air rifles of compressed air and with carbon cans, including pistols, rifles for firing bullets, rifles and pistols for firing balls;
- flares and launch pistols;
- bows, crossbows and arrows;
- spear guns and spear guns;
- slingshots and slings;
shock devices specifically designed for shock or paralysis, including:
- shock equipment, such as pistols and shock batons;
- animal shock devices and animal killing devices;
- disabling and paralyzing chemicals, gases and sprays, such as Mace gas, pepper spray, acid sprays, animal repellent sprays, and tear gas;
objects with a pointed end or pointed edge that can be used to cause serious bodily harm, including:
- objects intended for cutting, such as axes, cutters and cleats;
- ice axes and ice axes;
- razor blades and knives for cutting cardboard;
- knives;
- scissors, manicure scissors and nail files;
- melee equipment with pointed ends or pointed edges;
- swords and sabers;
- knitting needles;
- corkscrews;
working tools that can be used either to cause serious bodily harm, or to create a threat to the flight safety of the aircraft, including:
- mounts;
- drills and drills, including cordless portable electric drills;
- tools with blades or rods that can be used as weapons, such as screwdrivers and chisels;
- saws, including cordless portable electric saws;
- blow torches;
- "guns" for fastening and driving nails;
objects with a blunt end that can strike and cause serious bodily harm, including:
- baseball bats and softball bats;
- various types of batons, such as hard, flexible and heavy batons with a flashlight;
- means of hand-to-hand combat;
explosive and incendiary substances and devices that can be used to cause serious bodily harm or endanger the safety of an aircraft’s flight, including:
- ammunition;
- detonator caps;
- detonators and fuses;
- fake or simulated explosive devices;
- mines, grenades and other military explosive devices;
- pyrotechnics, including pyrotechnic products for fireworks;
- smoke bombs or ammunition;
- dynamite, gunpowder and plastic explosives.

2.The list of dangerous objects and substances prohibited for transportation by air.
Items and substances prohibited for transportation by passengers and crew of aircraft.

Rocket launchers, light signaling devices, powder guns for construction, gas sprays that contain neuroparalytic, tear, poisonous and potent gases;
Electroshock devices of all kinds, except for medical resuscitation equipment (defibrillators);
Electron beam weapons of all kinds;
Explosive substances, compounds, objects equipped with them, explosives:
- gunpowder of all kinds, grades and samples in any package, container (regardless of quantity);
- capsules for hunting ammunition;
- detonator caps of all samples;
- electric detonators of all samples;
- electric ignitors;
- fireproof and detonation cords;
- detonators and fuses for ammunition;
- ammunition of all kinds and designs;
- ammunition for training and imitation;
- TNT, thol, dynamite, ammonal, hexogen, other explosive substances of military and industrial use, improvised explosive mixtures, substances and objects equipped with them;
- pyrotechnic means: rockets, signal and lighting, raised fires, smoke chambers, landing checkers, thermal matches, railway firecrackers, Bengal fires, fireworks, luster, fireworks, household items and similar items, as well as homemade tools and products;
Compressed and liquefied gases for domestic and industrial use - propanbutane, nitrogen, neon, argon, oxygen, chlorine, except those transported by medical teams to provide emergency medical care to the population.
Highly flammable liquids: gasoline, gas, acetone, methanol, methyl ether, brake fluid, hydrogen sulfide, ethers, organic solvents, all types of adhesives and sealants containing flammable (self-igniting) components.
Flammable solids:
- substances that produce heat and self-ignite under the influence of water, potassium, sodium, calcium metal, their alloys, phosphoric calcium and substances with similar properties;
- phosphorus white, yellow and other substances classified as flammable solids;
- industrial dry, colloidal and wet nitrocellulose, regardless of solvent content;
Poisonous and potent substances:
- poisonous and potent substances in any physical condition, regardless of the shape and quality of their packaging;
- brucin, nicotine, strychnine, formalin, antifreeze, ethylene glycol, mercury, cyanide preparations, cyclone, cyan alloy and substances with similar properties.
Caustic and corrosive substances:
- inorganic acids - hydrochloric, sulfuric, nitric and mixtures thereof;
- hydrofluoric (hydrofluoric) acid;
- alkalis of all kinds - potassium, sodium, and similar chemical compounds;
- metal etching preparations, bleach, battery electrolyte and substances with similar properties;
- chemicals for removing varnish and paint from their surface.
Radioactive substances and materials of any degree of potential risk, form of manufacture or physical condition and physical properties.
All other substances, compositions and objects that fall under the properties listed above, as well as those to which the manufacturer applies special conditions of storage, transportation and use, which raises doubts about the safety of their transportation, as those that can be used for explosion, arson or a threat to the safety of life and health of passengers and crew of the aircraft.

The content of this list is not exhaustive, but only determines the main list of items that should be seized from passengers or from their hand luggage during the flight.

If your item is not on the list or you have questions, contact your travel agency or Airline Support.

Liquids and powders
Liquids are understood as:
- water and other drinks, soups or syrups;
- creams, cosmetic lotions and oils;
- perfumes;
- sprays;
- gels, including shampoos and shower gels;
- pressure containers, including shaving foams, hair styling foams and other foaming agents or deodorants;
- pastes, including toothpaste;
- mixtures of solid and liquid materials;
- any other products of a similar consistency.

You can carry liquids in your hand luggage in small quantities, not exceeding 100 ml (3.4 ounces) per item. It is forbidden to take liquids in packages with a capacity of more than 100 ml into the cabin, even if the container is partially filled, they will not be allowed to be transported in the cabin. It is also forbidden to bring any liquids, suspensions, creams, pastes with a capacity of more than 100 ml (grams) in one bottle (tube) into the aircraft in your hand luggage. The total volume of these substances in hand luggage, packed in containers with a capacity of up to 100 ml (grams), should not exceed 1 l (kg) per passenger. Large volumes must be carried in checked baggage.

You can always carry the following liquids and powders in your hand luggage:

baby food to eat during the flight;
medicines for use during the flight, subject to a prescription or certificate from the attending physician;
special dietary foods to eat during the flight;
urn with the ashes of a deceased person, subject to the necessary requirements;
goods purchased at a duty-free shop and packed in a special plastic bag with tamper evident.
On flights to / from the United States of America, the transport of powders and powdered substances is permitted in cabin baggage in small quantities not exceeding 350 ml per item. Large volumes must be carried in checked baggage. If there are signs of opening the package, the transportation of the item is prohibited both in hand luggage, as well as as checked baggage.

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