For air travel, the transport of certain items on board the aircraft might affect your safety.
What are the hazardous materials?
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS are objects or substances which are capable of creating a significant risk to your health, safety, and carried by your personal property during air travel.
Hazardous materials may be objects of daily use: dry ice, sprays and perfumes, bleach, batteries, adhesives and many other items that do not normally raise our concerns during their use.
How hazardous materials may affect the safety and comfort of the flight?
- Some items may automatically by friction or heat generation kindle a fire in the passenger's baggage (safety matches, lighter, diving flashlight);
- Some substances (bleach) can dramatically stimulate the oxidation of the combustion of other materials.
IN THE PAST MANY AIRCRAFT DISASTERS WAS CAUSED BY CARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS BY PASSENGERS
Therefore, before you begin your journey, please refer to the listed materials below, and pack your lagguage with care.
PACKING LUGGAGE:
Check if the items that you intend to put in your luggage (cabin or registered) are marked:
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If you find one of them - consider whether the object on which the mark appears is necessary during your trip.
If you have any doubt as to whether the object can be hazardous for air transport , you can contact the airline on which you will take a flight, or inquire about it the airport transportation service.
Please refer to the table below, which contains a list of some of the items that air transport is perceived as dangerous and their conditions of carriage.
Tabela MATERIAŁY NIEBEZPIECZNE 202.66 Kb
NOTE: This table does not contain a list of all materials or items that may pose a danger when traveling by air.