What is allowed in hand luggage on Czech airlines?
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I flew to Prague from London with czech airlines last week and was allowed one hand luggage bag. Mobiles and other electronics such as laptops and cameras were allowed. Books, magazines, pens, etc were allowed.
All liquids such as drinks, shampoo and toothpaste were not allowed unless bought at the airport once past security. There are further restrictions if you are flying to the US.
This is what the offical czech airlines says:
The one piece of hand luggage must not be larger than 45 cm x 35 cm x 16 cm, including wheels and side pockets. A camera bag is considered baggage. You can take electronic devices on board, such as cameras, laptops and mobile telephones. Also prescribed medicines with a name that matches the name in the passenger’s ticket, as well as 50 ml of liquid and gels – the passenger must be able to taste these in front of the checking staff. Passengers are not allowed to bring larger amounts aboard with them. Non-prescription pills are allowed, liquid and gel medications are allowed only if they are for children and food for travelling children may be taken aboard if tasted.
No other liquids, gels, or pastes may be brought on board including cosmetics, creams, tooth paste, deodorants and non-prescription medication in tubes or sprays, including packaged water, food in tubes and tins. Lighters are also prohibited.
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I flew last week from Prague to London and back again and they allowed hand luggage on those flights. I would assume they allow it on all flights.
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