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<\/h6>\n<\/h6>\nIf you’re wondering which items are prohibited in your hand luggage (and which items you can take), read this article as it should answer some of your questions before you travel to the Caribbean.<\/p>\n
For a while now, electronic items that aren\u2019t checked in have to go through security control in a separate tray. Therefore, don\u2019t be surprised if you need several trays when going through customs control.<\/p>\n
When it comes to liquids\u2026 Personal hygiene is important when we travel. We recommend you separate liquids in zipper storage bags, and ensure that each container does not exceed 100 ml.<\/p>\n
You can take liquid medication on-board with you if it\u2019s necessary during your journey. Just remember to take it within zipper storage bags. You should also take your prescription or proof of prescription with you as you might be asked for it. We recommend you to double check with your airline if you have, any questions about taking medications or medical equipment in your hand luggage.<\/p>\n
Below is a list of 40 items that you can and cannot take in your hand luggage.<\/p>\n
Corkscrew: No<\/em><\/p>\n Spoon: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Knife: No<\/em><\/p>\n Large scissors: No<\/em><\/p>\n Fixed blade disposable razors: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Razor blades and straight razors: No<\/em><\/p>\n Cutter: No<\/em><\/p>\n Nail clippers: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Tweezers: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Knitting needles: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Sewing needles: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Umbrella: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Walking stick: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Wheelchair: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Pushchair: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Lighter: No<\/em><\/p>\n Liquid for contact lenses: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Switchblades: No<\/em><\/p>\n Laptop: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Tablets: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n MP3 player: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Hairdryer or straightener: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Camera and equipment: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Travel iron: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Electric shaver: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Inhalers:\u00a0Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Martial art equipment:\u00a0No<\/em><\/p>\n Diving equipment:\u00a0No<\/em><\/p>\n Fishing rod:\u00a0No<\/em><\/p>\n Sports bat, racket or stick:\u00a0No<\/em><\/p>\n Cue sticks:\u00a0No<\/em><\/p>\n Golf clubs:\u00a0No<\/em><\/p>\n Darts: No<\/em><\/p>\n Hiking poles:\u00a0No<\/em><\/p>\n Powder or liquid baby formula: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Sterilised water for a baby: Yes (in a baby bottle)<\/em><\/p>\n Soy milk for babies: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Baby food: Yes<\/em><\/p>\n Sprays or pressurised contents: No<\/em><\/p>\n Soft foods: No<\/em><\/p>\n Please be aware that this list is just a selection of items that people might have questions about. Consequently, you should ask your airline for a complete list of all items.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If you’re wondering which items are prohibited in your hand luggage (and which items you can take), read this article as it should answer some of your questions before you travel to the Caribbean. For a while now, electronic items that aren\u2019t checked in have to go through security control in a separate tray. Therefore, don\u2019t be surprised if you need several trays when going through customs control. When it comes to liquids\u2026 Personal hygiene is important when we travel. We recommend you separate liquids in zipper storage bags, and ensure that each container does not exceed 100 ml. Any quantity above 100 ml could mean you lose your favourite perfume if it\u2019s in your hand luggage. You can take liquid medication on-board with you if it\u2019s necessary during your journey. Just remember to take it within zipper storage bags. You should also take your prescription or proof of prescription with you as you might be asked for it. We recommend you to double check with your airline if you have, any questions about taking medications or medical equipment in your hand luggage. Below is a list of 40 items that you can and cannot take in your hand luggage. Corkscrew: No Spoon: Yes Knife: No Large scissors: No Fixed blade disposable razors: Yes Razor blades and straight razors: No Cutter: No Nail clippers: Yes Tweezers: Yes Knitting needles: Yes Sewing needles: Yes Umbrella: Yes Walking stick: Yes Wheelchair: Yes Pushchair: Yes Lighter: No Liquid for contact lenses: Yes Switchblades: No Laptop: Yes Tablets: Yes MP3 player: Yes Hairdryer or straightener: Yes Camera and equipment: Yes Travel iron: Yes Electric shaver: Yes Inhalers:\u00a0Yes Martial art equipment:\u00a0No Diving equipment:\u00a0No Fishing rod:\u00a0No Sports bat, racket or stick:\u00a0No Cue sticks:\u00a0No Golf clubs:\u00a0No Darts: No Hiking poles:\u00a0No Powder or liquid baby formula: Yes Sterilised water for a baby: Yes (in a baby bottle) Soy milk for babies: Yes Baby food: Yes Sprays or pressurised contents: No Soft foods: No Please be aware that this list is just a selection of items that people might have questions about. Consequently, you should ask your airline for a complete list of all items.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":7343,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[153,155],"tags":[309,370,124],"class_list":["post-7339","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-privilege-tips","category-travel-talk","tag-family-vacations","tag-hand-luggage","tag-travel","main-post"],"yoast_head":"\n