Restricted & Prohibited Goods
Air cargo security rules apply to every consignment. Check this list before you book.
Last updated 8 September 2026
Never accepted
Explosives, fireworks, ammunition and weapons; compressed gases and aerosols; flammable liquids and solids; corrosives; radioactive material; infectious substances.
Currency, bullion, bearer instruments and unset precious stones; narcotics and controlled substances; counterfeit goods; live animals; human remains.
Accepted only with prior approval
Lithium batteries (loose or installed), perfumes and alcohol-based cosmetics, dry ice, magnetised material, pharmaceuticals and temperature-controlled goods, and any item classified as dangerous goods under IATA rules.
Contact the helpdesk before booking so we can arrange the correct declaration, packing and routing.
Country-specific restrictions
Many destinations restrict food, seeds, plant material, drones, satellite phones, printed matter and used electronics. Restrictions change frequently — we will advise on the destination rules at booking.
Consequences
Tendering a prohibited item may result in seizure by the authorities, fines, and liability for any damage caused to other cargo or to the aircraft. Our liability is excluded for such consignments.
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