Hand luggage

Hand luggage regulations

What you are permitted to take with you in your hand baggage depends on your airline and flight ticket. So check the conditions on your ticket carefully or ask your airline or travel agency. 

Your hand baggage

• Must fit into the overhead baggage compartment on the plane.
• May not be larger than 55 x 40 x 20 cm. Don’t forget to include the wheels, handle or luggage carrier.

More info via TUI fly. 

Tips for hand luggage

Preferably place the following items into your hand baggage and not in the hold baggage. That way, you always have them to hand: 

• Valuables, such as money or jewellery
• Important documents, prescriptions or medication
• batteries: the transport of batteries in your hold baggage is forbidden. 

Liquids and gels

For safety reasons, the amount of liquids and gels that you are permitted to carry in your hand baggage is strictly limited. 

The following liquids and gels are permitted.

• Containers of up to 100 ml in a transparent, resealable plastic bag with a total capacity of up to 1 litre.
• Liquids that you purchased in the airport shops. Purchased liquids are packaged in a special sealed bag. You are only permitted to open these at your destination. 

Baby food

For babies and small children prepared foods are allowed in the cabin. Babies are not entitled to hand baggage, so these foods are considered to form part of the hand baggage of the adults travelling with the baby. Baby food can be heated up during the flight.

Food and drinks purchased after the security check