Banned Items on a flight....

BaconZombie

I'm flying with Ryanair first this tomorrow and only taking carry-on since booking a bag in would cost me twice as much as the flight.

My question is what other items are banned from carry on except the normal knifes, explosives, liquids, etc?

galwayrush

Leg room.:rolleyes: Strictly not allowed.

Vain

Dignity

KTRIC

Recession much ??

RacoonQueen

Razor blades, anything sharp.

Luggage.

FruitLover

Sharks, if you're on Ryanair.

Not sure about other airlines.

FruitLover

FruitLover wrote: »

Sharks, if you're on Ryanair.

Not sure about other airlines.

Sharks on a Plane.

I'd pay to see that movie.

LEIN

Money because what you have they will find some way of getting it out of you.

Thoie

And then I ruined the thread by being helpful....

http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/airport-security/EU_Liquids_Regulations.html

http://www.dublinairport.com/plan-your-trip/tips-and-advice/packing.html

PrivateEye

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/notices.php?notice=060811-UK-EN

edit: At the same time as the above poster, fancy that.

LEIN

Deleted User wrote: »

Sharks on a Plane.

I'd pay to see that movie.

Snakes where just too boring!

oztots

Not mad on pressurised containers.

I know one of my friends had only hand luggage and had bought a new safety razor with 10 blades, as in the real razor blades. They just looked at him and said you know you're not meant to have these?
Shrugged and let him through.

Silly really when people have a mach 3 taken off them, or a nail clippers.

galwayrush

hands off Aer Lingus t-shirts

Overheal

BOFH_139 wrote: »

I'm flying with Ryanair first this tomorrow and only taking carry-on since booking a bag in would cost me twice as much as the flight.

My question is what other items are banned from carry on except the normal knifes, explosives, liquids, etc?

http://www.tsa.gov

towel401

i'm sure half the stuff that is 'confiscated for the good of the country' ends up on ebay. so the more valuable the thing is the more likely they are to take it

in most civilised countries you can always go back and bring it to the car or give it to the person who dropped you off but in england you have to give it to them, as punishment for trying to sneak it on in the first place.

anniehoo

Damo9090 wrote: »

Snakes where just too boring!

A crap i wasted 2% of my NTL recordy thing last weekend!Havent watched it yet just band wagon hoppin!

Rigel

Make sure you only have 1 bag, they will charge for handbags and even duty free bags.

Ryanair will fine passengers who try to break cabin baggage rules
By Caitrina Cody


Wednesday January 21 2009

FOR those of you cheeky enough to try to smuggle in a handbag along with your backpack when you board a Ryanair flight - your days are numbered. The no-frills airlines will be rapping offenders on the knuckles and slapping them with a €30 fine if they try to carry more than one piece of cabin baggage on board.

Current rules allow passengers to take along baggage weighing up to 10kg, but Ryanair management claims that there has been a big increase in those "abusing" this privilege.

Spokesperson for Ryanair Stephen McNamara explained the new rules, saying that the current allowance is already a generous one.

"Due to the large increase in passengers abusing this allowance Ryanair will now charge passengers for each additional piece of carry-on luggage," he said.

"Passengers are made clearly aware of their cabin allowance at the time of their booking and it is also printed on their online boarding cards, said Mr McNamara, adding that passengers who over-pack and refuse to pay the fine will not be allowed to travel.

The policy will be enforced for everyone travelling on all Ryanair flights.

It means that everything that passengers wish to bring on the plane, including handbags and laptops, must be contained inside one single bag.

Passengers have been advised to pay the €15 charge to check in a bag, rather than risk a heftier fine for too many bags at the departure gates.

- Caitrina Cody

admiralofthefleet

bongo magazines

towel401

Rigel wrote: »

Ryanair will fine passengers who try to break cabin baggage rules

thats it i'm taking the ferry.

i don't care if it takes an extra 12 hours to get to england. or costs 3 times as much and two tanks of petrol. but there's only so much **** one can take from these ****ers

tony1kenobi

Rigel wrote: »

Make sure you only have 1 bag, they will charge for handbags and even duty free bags.

Ryanair will fine passengers who try to break cabin baggage rules
By Caitrina Cody


Wednesday January 21 2009

FOR those of you cheeky enough to try to smuggle in a handbag along with your backpack when you board a Ryanair flight - your days are numbered. The no-frills airlines will be rapping offenders on the knuckles and slapping them with a €30 fine if they try to carry more than one piece of cabin baggage on board.

Current rules allow passengers to take along baggage weighing up to 10kg, but Ryanair management claims that there has been a big increase in those "abusing" this privilege.

Spokesperson for Ryanair Stephen McNamara explained the new rules, saying that the current allowance is already a generous one.

"Due to the large increase in passengers abusing this allowance Ryanair will now charge passengers for each additional piece of carry-on luggage," he said.

"Passengers are made clearly aware of their cabin allowance at the time of their booking and it is also printed on their online boarding cards, said Mr McNamara, adding that passengers who over-pack and refuse to pay the fine will not be allowed to travel.

The policy will be enforced for everyone travelling on all Ryanair flights.

It means that everything that passengers wish to bring on the plane, including handbags and laptops, must be contained inside one single bag.

Passengers have been advised to pay the €15 charge to check in a bag, rather than risk a heftier fine for too many bags at the departure gates.

- Caitrina Cody

Don't know what they will make of my "silk cut jacket" and my "brandy bottle leggings"

BaconZombie

e.g. medicinal or commercial isotopes, poisons, infectious or biological hazardous material – e.g. infected blood, bacteria and viruses,....

Guns, Firearms & Weapons; any object capable, or appearing capable, of discharging a projectile or causing injury, including: All firearms (pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns, etc.) Replica and imitation firearms, Component parts of firearms (excluding telescopic sighting devices & sights), air pistols, rifles and pellet guns. Signal flare pistols, Starter pistols, Toy guns of all types,ball bearing guns, industrial bolt and nail guns, cross bows, catapults, harpoon and spear guns, Animal humane killers, stun or shocking devices, e.g. cattle prods, ballistic conducted energy weapons (laser), lighters shaped like a firearm.

bladed articles capable of causing injury, including taxes & hatches, arrows and darts, crampons (grappling iron, hooked bar of iron, or plate with iron spikes used in mountaineering), harpoons & spears, ice axes & ice picks, ice skates, lockable or flick knives with blades of any length, knives, including ceremonial, religious and hunting knives, made of metal or any other material strong enough to be used as a potential weapon, meat cleavers, machetes, open razors and blades (excluding safety or disposable razors with blades enclosed in cartridge), sabres, swords and swordsticks, scalpels, scissors with blades of any length, ski and walking/hiking poles, throwing stars, tradesman's tools that have the potential to be used as a pointed or edged weapon, e.g. drills and drill bits, box cutters, utility knives, all saws, screwdrivers, crowbars, hammers, pliers, wrenches/spanners, blow torches.

items with internal combustion engines such as chainsaws, model aircraft, lawnmowers, etc., may not be carried in any baggage (whether checked or unchecked)

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/faqs.php?sect=bag&quest=prohibiteditems


Since I can bring any on of anti-zombie items listed above does anybody know if there is an issue bring the follow:

Gas-Mask, Goggles, Cain's, Hand-cuff, Ropes, etc.

Edit:

If you are wondering why I'm asking, have a look at the picture of me COOKING WITHOUT POWER!!!!!!.

oztots

Going back to UL after 8 months here, gave away alot but still overweight even with the checked in bag.

I think i'll be wearing about 12 layers of clothes, if anybody asks why i'm sweating - I'm scared sh1tless of flying"
what were you doing in germany?
"I work for lufthansa"

BaconZombie

Can you get my access to the VIP lounge?

oztots wrote: »

Going back to UL after 8 months here, gave away alot but still overweight even with the checked in bag.

I think i'll be wearing about 12 layers of clothes, if anybody asks why i'm sweating - I'm scared sh1tless of flying"
what were you doing in germany?
"I work for lufthansa"

Gran Hermano

Livestock.


I heard Aer Lingus had to pull it's Shannon to Heathrow route over trouble
with local people bringing their favourite farm animals on holidays.

towel401

Gran Hermano wrote: »

Livestock.


I heard Aer Lingus had to pull it's Shannon to Heathrow route over trouble
with local people bringing their favourite farm animals on holidays.

if ryanair tried to ban livestock their planes would be empty

BaconZombie

No ryanair planes would not pass the EU laws on transportation of livestock.....

towel401 wrote: »

if ryanair tried to ban livestock their planes would be empty

Pigman III

Tweezers.

Insect Overlord

Bombs.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

On a serious note, careful with any liquids.

Flew today and managed to get away with an airbrush in the hand luggage. With four spare needles. And those things are sharp. Took it out, showed it to them, no problem.

If you;re taking a laptop, in the hand baggage NOT seprately. They're serious.

BaconZombie

I main question is are Handcuff and Gas-Masks banned ?

I can't see them listed on an airline, airport or government listing directly or indirectly as far as I can see.....

Overheal

im sure those items will be fine in Checked Luggage.

Terry

Overheal wrote: »

http://www.tsa.gov

* 13 passengers were arrested due to suspicious behavior or fraudulent travel documents
* 39 firearms found at checkpoints
* 2 artfully concealed prohibited items found at checkpoints
* 18 incidents that involved a checkpoint closure, terminal evacuation or sterile area breach

13 arrested and 39 firearms found.
Something tells me that it wasn't an average of three firearms per person..

I'd love to know why 13 were arrested for suspicious behaviour, yet 39 people were found with firearms.