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Warning to Brits over unusual items banned from hand luggage on flights

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Published 20:11 12 Jun 2024 GMT+1

Warning to Brits over unusual items banned from hand luggage on flights

You should triple check what you’re packing before you attempt to waltz through airport security

Mia Williams

Mia Williams

Featured Image Credit: AzmanJaka/onurdongel/Getty Images

Topics: Travel, UK News, Holiday

Mia Williams
Mia Williams

Mia is a freelance writer for LADBible, and an award-winning trainee journalist at the UK’s No.1 journalism school, News Associates.

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Brits have been warned over the unusual items that are banned from hand luggage on flights.

There is quite a long list of things that you can take on a flight - these include human ashes, and perhaps a Christmas tree.

But an even weirder list - if that could be possible - is the list of things you can’t take on a flight.

So if you’re off jet-setting this summer, it might be worth getting clued up on what you can and can’t pack in your carry-on suitcase.

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If you’re at all familiar with air travel, you’ll know that there are a whole host of regulations that need to be followed.

These include the size of the bag you’re using, how many liquids you’ve packed - and don’t forget to avoid sharp objects.

But some are so unheard of, that even the most frequent flyer wouldn't have been aware about them.

There are some bizarre items that are banned from hand luggage. (Getty Stock Image)
There are some bizarre items that are banned from hand luggage. (Getty Stock Image)

Well the first restriction is aimed at all the gym rats.

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It’s disappointing news if you’re flying to the US, as all those powdered supplements need to be put in checked baggage, or alternatively be in a container no bigger than 350 grams.

And there’s one for the foodies too, although food is actually allowed on planes, there are some exceptions to that rule.

If you’re thinking about taking your favourite soup on a long flight, think again, as this counts toward your liquid restrictions.

You know the ones that have to be in a plastic bag?

And we doubt anyone wants to be having tomato soup out of a clear bag.

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Some items will have to go in the hold. (Getty Stock Image)
Some items will have to go in the hold. (Getty Stock Image)

If you were considering taking hair dye on a flight to keep those roots nice and fresh, you’re going to want to take those out of your bag. This is because the chemical peroxide that is found in the mix is banned on flights.

All work tools, including hammers, drills, saws, pliers, screwdrivers, spanners, and blow torches must be stored in the hold - and it’s not exactly hard to imagine why.

One common household item that has some strict regulations around its use is a lighter - which is allowed onboard.

However, because it counts towards your liquids, it has to be in the plastic bag, and kept on you at all times.

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Moral of the story - triple check what you’re packing before you attempt to waltz through airport security!

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