IndiGo Baggage Allowance, Policy and Fees

According to the IndiGo baggage policy, the baggage allowance for passengers on domestic and international flights includes 1 hand baggage of up to 15lb/7kg as carry-on baggage allowance. The checked baggage allowance on domestic flights is 32lb/15kg per passenger. On international flights, the checked baggage allowance is 44lb/20kg, 55lb/25kg, or 66lb/30kg, depending on your route.

Overview of IndiGo Baggage Allowance—Carry-on and Checked Baggage Allowance 

Below is a snapshot of IndiGo Airlines baggage allowance per the IndiGo baggage policy.

• Hand Baggage Allowance 15lb/7kg
  • Hand Baggage (1) Up to 55cm x 35cm x 25cm
• Checked Baggage Allowance
  • Domestic flights 32lb/15kg  
  • International flights
    • Bangkok, Phuket, Kathmandu, Male, 44lb/20kg. 
    • Jeddah, Abu Dhabi, Colombo, Doha, 66lb/30kg 
    • Kuwait, Sharjah, Yangon, Bahrain, Dammam, Dhaka, Kuwait, Riyadh Ras Al Khaimah, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City Hong Kong, Dubai, Istanbul, Muscat,
    • India 🡪 Istanbul 50lb/23kg
    • Dubai World Central, Dubai 88lb/40kg
• The maximum combined dimensions of a single checked bag (L + W + H) must not exceed 158cm (62in) and the maximum weight per bag must not exceed 70lb/32kg.
• Lap infants are entitled to a free hand baggage allowance of 15lb/7kg and the total combined dimensions (L + W + H) of the bag must not exceed 115cm (domestic and international flights). 

IndiGo Baggage Allowance for Carry On Baggage Domestic & International Flights

According to the IndiGo baggage policy, you’re only allowed 1 handbag as carry-on baggage for both domestic and international flights. Plus, your handbag must meet the weight and size restrictions, as shown below. 

Carry-on Baggage	Domestic Flights	International Flights
Hand Baggage	Handbag (1)	Handbag (1)
Max. Weight	Handbag—15lb/7kg	Handbag—15lb/7kg
Max. Size (L + W + H)	Handbag   55 x 35 x 25cm                 (115cm)	Handbag 55 x 35 x 25cm (115cm)
Note. Hand baggage will not be accepted on flights from Srinagar and Jammu. However, up to 15lb/7kg of hand baggage can be checked in free of charge, making up for a total checked baggage allowance of 48lb/22kg per passenger.

• Indigo Domestic Baggage Allowance for Carry-on Baggage.
• The domestic carry-on baggage allowance on IndiGo is 1 handbag only.
  • The handbag must not exceed 15lb/7kg in weight and 55cm x 35cm x 25cm in size or 115cm in combined linear dimensions. 
• IndiGo International Baggage Allowance for Carry-on Baggage. The international carry-on baggage allowance on IndiGo is also 1 handbag.
  • The handbag must not be more than 15lb/7kg in weight and 55cm x 35cm x 25cm in size or 115cm in combined linear dimensions.

Note: In addition to your carry-on/cabin baggage, you can bring the following items free of charge.

• Medical or assistive devices you’ll be using, such as a collapsible wheelchair, braces/crutches, a walker, or a cane
• Reading material for the flight
• A rug/blanket
• An overcoat/wrap
• Umbrella/walking stick
• Infant food for the flight and an infant carrying basket

IndiGo Check-in Baggage Allowance—Domestic & International Flights

According to the IndiGo baggage policy, your checked baggage allowance will depend on your route and travel class, as shown in the table below.

Check in Baggage	Domestic Baggage Allowance	International Baggage Allowance
Checked Bag	Single-seat bookings 1 x 32lb/15kgMulti-seat bookings 1 x 55lb/25kg	Bangkok, Kathmandu, 44lb/20kg per passenger Male, Phuket, (up to 2 pieces basis sector and 1 piece for Kathmandu Jeddah 66lb/30kg per passenger (up to 2 pieces incl. + 5L Zamzam Water (only Jeddah to India flights) Abu Dhabi, Colombo, Doha, 66lb/30kg (2 pieces basisHong Kong, Dubai, Istanbul, sector)Muscat, Kuwait, Sharjah, Yangon, Bahrain, Dammam, Dhaka, Kuwait,Ras Al Khaimah, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur,Singapore, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City India to Istanbul 50lb/23kg Dubai World Central, Dubai 88lb/40kg (2 pieces only)
Note According to the IndiGo baggage policy: – The maximum dimensions (L + W + H) of a checked bag must not exceed 158cm (62in). – The checked baggage allowance for Vande Bharat Mission flights is 55lb/25kg. – If connecting with an international flight, the baggage allowance for the international sector will apply. – You can carry up to 5 liters of alcoholic beverages as part of your checked baggage allowance, provided that: – It is in retail packaging. – The alcohol content does not exceed 70%.

• Indigo Domestic Baggage Allowance for Check-in Baggage. According to the IndiGo baggage policy for domestic flights, the domestic check-in baggage allowance for flights within India is 1 bag of up to 32lb/15kg for single-seat bookings and an extra 22lb/10kg per passenger for multi-seat bookings (55lb/25kg).
  • The combined linear dimensions (L+W+H) of a single checked bag must not exceed 158cm (62in).
  • The check-in baggage allowance for Vande Bharat Mission is 55lb/25kg.
  • For connecting international flights, the baggage allowance for the international sector will apply.

Infants are not entitled to any check-in baggage allowance on domestic (or international) flights. However, they are entitled to 1 baby pram/stroller per infant free of charge. 

• IndiGo International Baggage Allowance for Check-in Baggage.  IndiGo Airlines’ international baggage allowance for checked baggage is route-dependent, as shown below.

Bangkok, Kathmandu, Male, Phuket	44lb/20kg per passenger  (2 pieces; 1 piece for Kathmandu)
Jeddah	66lb/30kg per passenger  (2 bags + 5L Zamzam water but only on Jeddah to India flights)
Abu Dhabi, Colombo, Doha, Hong Kong, Dubai, Istanbul, Muscat, Kuwait, Sharjah, Yangon,  Bahrain, Dammam, Dhaka, Kuwait, Ras Al Khaimah, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City	66lb/30kg (2 bags)
India to Istanbul	50lb/23kg
Dubai World Central, Dubai	88lb/40kg (2 bags)

Note:

• The size of your checked bag (L + W + H) must not exceed 158cm/62in. 
• Infants are not entitled to any check-in baggage allowance on international (or domestic) flights but are allowed 1 stroller/baby pram per infant for no additional charge.

IndiGo Excess Baggage (Extra Baggage)

You can book excess baggage online through IndiGo’s website or a call center up to 1 hour before departure for domestic flights, and up to 2 hours before departure for international flights (on most flights). Pre-purchasing excess baggage is generally cheaper than purchasing it at the airport.

The excess baggage fee for domestic flights is INR 550 per kilo when paid at the airport. On most international flights, the excess baggage fee (paid at the airport) is INR 600 per kilo (or per base currency of reservation). For details, refer to the sections below. 

IndiGo Excess Baggage Fees on Domestic Flights

The excess baggage charges for domestic flights within India range from INR 1,350 for 6.6lb/3kg to INR 13,500 for 66lb/30kg if you purchase in advance (in excess baggage slabs, as shown below). If you pay at the airport, you will be charged an excess baggage fee of INR 550 per kilo.

IndiGo Baggage Charges for Excess Baggage—Domestic Flights
Excess Baggage Fees (Domestic Flights)	6.6lb/3kg Prepaid	11lb/5kg Prepaid	22lb/10kg Prepaid	33lb/15kg Prepaid	44lb/20kg Prepaid	66lb/30kg Prepaid	Airport Charges Per Kg
INR	1,350	2,250	4,500	6,750	9,000	13,500	550
AED	73	122	243	365	486	729	30
USD	18	29	59	88	117	176	7
Note – The free check-in baggage for single-seat bookings is 33lb/15kg per passenger (only 1 piece) but must not exceed 70lb/32kg per bag in any case after paying overweight baggage charges. Passengers travelling on multi-seat bookings are allowed an extra 22lb/10kg, i.e., 55lb/25kg per passenger. – The additional baggage charges/extra baggage charges for domestic baggage are INR 1,000 per bag at the airport.  You can pre-book additional/excess baggage online (up to 2 pieces only) for INR 900 per bag.

IndiGo Excess Baggage Fees on International Flights

The excess baggage charges on international flights will depend on your flight route. The excess baggage fee for 11lb/5kg of excess baggage is INR 2,760 on nearby routes such as between India and Dubai, INR 5,520 between India and Kuwait, and INR 6,900 between India and Hong Kong. The airport charges are on a per kilo basis and much higher compared to paying in advance (online or by phone).

IndiGo Baggage Charges for Excess Baggage—International Flights
Excess Baggage Fees(International Flights)	11lb/5kg Prepaid(INR)	22lb/10kg Prepaid(INR)	33lb/15kg Prepaid(INR)	44lb/20kg Prepaid(INR)	66lb/30kg Prepaid(INR)	Airport Charges Per Kg
India to Bangkok/Phuket/ Dubai/Sharjah/Abu Dhabi/Ras Al Khaimah/Singapore/Kuala Lumpur/Hanoi/ Ho Chi Minh/ Yangon/Dhaka/ Muskat/Male/Doha	2,760	5,520	8,280	11,040	16,560	600
India to Hong Kong	6,900	13,800	20,700	27,600	41,400	1,500
India to Kuwait/ Istanbul/Chengdu/Guangzhou/Jeddah	5,520	11,040	16,560	22,080	33,120	1,200
Note – The check-in baggage allowance, depending on route and travel class, will range from 44lb/20kg to 55lb/25kg or 66lb/30kg per passenger, limited to 2 bags, as long as no bag exceeds 70lb/32kg. For Kathmandu, only 1 bag is allowed. – For multi-seat bookings, the extra baggage allowance is 22lb/10kg per passenger. – The excess baggage charges for additional baggage on international flights is INR 2,000 per piece (payable at the airport). You can pre-book up to 2 additional bags online at a charge of INR 1,800 per bag.

IndiGo Excess Baggage Charges for Connecting International Flights

If you’re purchasing excess baggage in advance (above your eligible baggage allowance) on a domestic IndiGo flight connecting to/from another international airline, the price of purchasing prepaid baggage is as follows: 

IndiGo International Connection Baggage Charges(for excess  baggage)
Excess Baggage Fees (International Connecting Flights)	17.6lb/8kg Prepaid	33lb/15kg Prepaid	66lb/30kg Prepaid
INR	1,600	3,000	6,000
AED	86.4	162	324
USD	25.6	48	96
Note – Pre-purchase excess baggage at least 6 hours before your flight’s departure. – Your connecting domestic flight must be within 48 hours of:  o Your international flight, o or Institutional quarantine completion

IndiGo Infant Baggage Allowance

Passengers travelling with lap infants on domestic and international flights are entitled to a hand baggage allowance (=1 handbag) not exceeding:

• 15lb/7kg in weight, and
• 115cm in combined dimensions (L + W + H) 

Lap infants are not entitled to any checked baggage allowance on IndiGo Airlines.

IndiGo Prepaid Baggage Online

You can use the Manage Bookings functionality to pre-purchase excess baggage at a discount.

A screenshot of the Manage Bookings tab used for paying IndiGo baggage fees online 

To save on baggage fees, you must purchase excess baggage online or through an IndiGo call center at least 1 hour before departure for domestic flights, and at least 2 hours before departure for international flights. Paying at the airport is always costlier than paying in advance. 

To pre-purchase baggage online:

1. Go to GoIndiGo.in 
2. From the Manage dropdown, select Excess Baggage
   (it appears under ‘6E Add-ons’)

1. Click on the Buy Now button
   (click on the Add to Cart button if you want to purchase more add-ons)
2. Retrieve your flight by entering your: 

1. PNR/booking reference number
2. Email/last name

5. Click on the Add Add-ons to PNR button
   (or log in with your mobile number and password, or through Facebook)
6. Follow the prompts to add more baggage and pay

Note. 

• You can also pre-purchase excess baggage using IndiGo’s mobile app.
• It is up to 20% cheaper to pre-purchase excess baggage online or through the call center than at the airport. 

IndiGo Sporting Equipment Policy

A screenshot of some of the sporting equipment allowed on IndiGo flights.

Per IndiGo Airlines’ baggage policy for sporting equipment, passengers can carry their sports equipment as checked baggage. 

Key Highlights

• A per-sector handling fee applies to all sporting equipment:
  • Domestic flights
    • Pre-booking charges INR 1,200 
    • Airport charges INR 1,500
  • International flights
    • Pre-booking charges INR 2,500
    • Airport charges INR 3,000
• You can pre-pay for up to 3 sporting items per passenger. 
• A partial list of the sporting items you can carry on IndiGo Airlines appears below:
  • Golf bags
  • Skiing equipment
  • Surfboards
  • Snowboards
  • Water skis
  • Bicycles
  • Scuba diving equipment
• The maximum dimensions (incl. packaging) must not exceed:

Max. Width	Max. Height	Max. Length
10in	10in	209in
20in	20in	202.5in
30in	30in	193.5in

• You can book online or through a call center up to 2 hours before departure on most aircraft, except ATR aircraft and Lite Fares (or an equivalent fare).
• If booking through a call center, 10% additional charges will apply.
• The weight of the sporting equipment will count toward your free baggage allowance and standard excess baggage charges (if any) will apply.
• The handling fees cannot be refunded, canceled, or transferred. However, the fees can be refunded if you cancel your flight or IndiGo cancels it. 
• You must pack your sporting equipment properly and comply with the weight and size restrictions. 

Sports Equipment Fees

IndiGo charges a handling fee (per sector) of: 

• INR 1,200 (prepaid) and INR 1,500 (airport) for domestic flights 
• INR 2,500 (prepaid) and INR 3,000 for international flights 

If your sporting equipment (incl. baggage) does not exceed your free baggage allowance, you will only have to pay the handling fee for carrying your sporting equipment. However, if your sporting equipment (incl. baggage) exceeds your free baggage allowance, you will have to pay normal excess baggage charges plus the handling fee for your sporting equipment. 

Note. Do consider insuring high-value sporting equipment before travelling.

Non-Standard/Special Baggage Items

The following non-standard or special baggage items must be transported per rules that apply specifically to them:

1. Oversized/Odd-sized Items
   You can carry oversized items on board by purchasing an additional seat per the applicable fee and fare. However, the item must fit safely on the seat, or IndiGo may refuse permission.
   
2. Special Assistance Items
   Passengers using special assistance items are allowed to carry them free of charge as cabin or checked baggage. Examples of special assistance items include:
   1. Fully-collapsible wheelchair
   2. Braces
   3. Crutches
   4. Other prosthetic devices
      
3. Special Baggage Items
   IndiGo will charge a fee for Special Baggage items that you check in. This fee will be charged in addition to the excess baggage charges that may apply. The fee is INR 1,500 (or its equivalent in foreign currency) for domestic flights and INR 3,000 (or its equivalent in foreign currency) for international flights. Examples of Special Baggage items include:
   1. Sports/skiing equipment 
   2. Golf bags
   3. Bicycles
   4. Surfboards
   5. LCD and LED TVs exceeding 99.06cm
      (81.28 cm on ex-Riyadh flights)
   6. Items (incl. cartons) with total dimensions (L + W + H) exceeding 158cm

Note

• Cash and Jewelry Items are subject to clearance by the airport authorities and IndiGo will not accept any liability for them. 
• Musical Instruments such as guitars (in soft cases) can be carried as hand baggage items at no additional cost as part of your baggage allowance. Larger instruments must be properly packed and carried as part of your checked baggage. 

IndiGo Baggage Fees 

How to pay baggage fees on IndiGo

You can pay your IndiGo baggage fees: 

• When booking your flight ticket
  • Online 
  • Through an IndiGo call center 
• After booking your flight
  • Online through Manage Bookings
  • Through an IndiGo call center 
• When checking in
  • Online 
  • At the airport

Note. Purchasing baggage in advance is cheaper than paying at the airport. You can pay your baggage fees at least 1 hour before departure for a domestic flight and at least 2 hours before departure for an international flight.  

IndiGo Musical Instruments Policy

The IndiGo Airlines musical instruments policy allows you to carry a musical instrument/equipment as part of your carry-on or checked baggage allowance—or purchase an extra seat to accommodate it. 

Key Highlights 

• Musical instruments should be securely packed to prevent damage (or cause injury to others).
• Large musical instruments unsuitable for carriage in the cabin must be checked in. They can include drums, harps, double basses, etc.
• High-value musical instruments should be insured before travel. 

1. Musical Instrument as Hand Baggage 

You can bring a small musical instrument as part of your hand baggage allowance. Be sure to pack it securely in a case and do ensure it is small enough to fit either in the overhead bin or under your front seat (with the case). Also, ensure your musical instrument (incl. case) does not exceed your carry-on baggage limits, which are: 

• Max. Weight 15lb/7kg 
• Max. Dimensions 55cm x 35cm x 25cm 

If your musical instrument cannot be stored due to space limitations, you will need to carry it as checked baggage (or book a seat for it).

2. Musical Instrument on a Double Seat Booking (as Seat Baggage)

You can carry larger musical instruments (guitar, bass, cello, etc.) by purchasing a double seat fare. Carrying a musical instrument as seat baggage is subject to the following conditions:

• The total weight of the musical instrument (incl. case) must not exceed 165lb (75kg).
• The musical instrument must be securely packed to ensure it does not cause any injury to other passengers. 
• The musical instrument must be secured on the Double Seat with a seatbelt to avoid any movement during the flight. 
• The musical instrument must not block other passengers’ view of the aircraft’s inner signage or their access to the aisle, passage, or emergency exit.
• Musical instruments cannot be placed on an aisle seat. 
• Double Seats are subject to dynamic fees, along with a convenience fee and GST.
• If holding a Double Seat booking, you can check in online (i.e., web check-in) starting 48 hours before departure. After you check in, your boarding pass will show 1 passenger with 2 seats—and the following special service request (SSR) identifier: EXST.

3. Musical Instrument as Checked Baggage 

If you’re travelling with a musical instrument that’s not suited for carriage in the cabin due to its weight and/or size, you must check it in. However, you must pack the instrument securely to prevent damage. Examples of musical instruments carried as checked baggage items include drums, harps, double basses, etc.

Delayed, Lost, or Damaged Baggage on IndiGo

What should I do if my IndiGo baggage is delayed, lost, or damaged 

If your checked baggage does not arrive or arrives damaged, you must report it immediately to an IndiGo staff member in the arrival hall of the destination airport.

Note

• If you leave the baggage area without reporting the damage or loss to an IndiGo staff member, it will be deemed that you have received your bag in good condition. 
• If you want to file a claim or take legal action for any delay in receiving your checked bag(s), you must notify IndiGo within 21 days of receiving your bag. 

Exceptions : IndiGo will not cover minor damages such as scratches, dents, punctures, scuffs, etc., or damage or loss to protruding parts like wheels, external locks, handles, name tags, pockets, etc. Improperly packaged items or articles contained in overstuffed bags will also not be covered for damage. 

IndiGo’s Liability for Lost and Damaged Bags

IndiGo’s liability for delayed, lost, or damaged checked bags is typically limited to:

• USD 20/kg for lost baggage. 
• USD 4.61/kg for damaged baggage. 

The only exception to this is if you had declared a higher value for your bag’s contents and paid an additional fee for it before travelling. In such a scenario, you will be compensated based on the higher value provided by you in your special declaration. 

Liquids, Aerosols, and Gels (LAGs) Restrictions on IndiGo

IndiGo Airlines allows liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) as well as pastes and creams in small quantities inside the passenger cabin. Examples of LAGs include shampoos, beverages, toothpaste, oils, and lotions; hair sprays/gels; perfumes/colognes; and items of similar consistency. 

You must pack such items in a clear zip-lock plastic bag with a volume of up to 33.8oz (1L) per passenger. Be sure to zip-lock the plastic bag so that the contents do not spill out, and open it for visual inspection at the airport. 

Exemptions : The following items are allowed in cabin baggage if required during the flight—but you must declare them at the checkpoint:

• Baby foods for inflight consumption 
• Prescribed medications in liquid, gel, or aerosol form

Duty-free Purchases

Duty-free items are subject to the same carry-on/hand baggage rules that apply to LAGs (liquids, aerosols, and gels). You’re not allowed to carry individual items exceeding 100ml (3oz) as cabin baggage items. However, you can check in up to 5 liters of duty-free alcohol, provided that the alcohol content does not exceed 70%.

Prohibited Items 

The items listed below are considered dangerous and will not be accepted on any IndiGo flight. 

• Corrosive substances, such as alkalis, acids, mercury, apparatus containing mercury, and wet-cell batteries.
• Compressed gases, such as non-flammable, flammable, poisonous, and deeply refrigerated gases. Examples include oxygen, liquid nitrogen, and butane, as well as compressed gas and aqualung cylinders with 100 – 160Wh watt-hour ratings. 
• Flares, fireworks, munitions, explosives, and ammunition, such as handguns, pistol caps, blank cartridges, etc.
• Flammable liquids and solids, such as lighter fuel, refills, fire-lighters, lighters requiring to be inverted before ignition, thinners, paints, matches, (except when carried in-person) radioactive material, attaché cases, and briefcases with alarms.
• Oxidizing substances such as peroxides and bleaching powder.
• Poisons and infectious items, such as weed-killers, insecticides, and live viruses.
• Fish, seafood, birds, insects, and animals in any form—live or dead, frozen, dried, or cooked.
• Any substances that can emit an offensive and/or distinct odor. 
• Other dangerous items, including offensive or irritating materials, magnetized materials, etc.

Prohibited Cabin Baggage Articles 

The following items cannot be carried inside the passenger cabin of IndiGo aircraft:

• Dry cell batteries.
• Sharp instruments such as scissors, knives, Swiss army knives, etc.
• Toy replicas of firearms and ammunition.
• Weapons such as stun guns, batons, whips, nan-chakus, etc.
• Electronic devices that cannot be turned off.
• Liquids and aerosols, except beverages; creams, shampoos, toothpaste, suntan lotions, oils; perfumes; hair sprays, hair gels, shower gels, and other items of similar consistency when packed in a clear plastic bag with a maximum volume of 33.8oz (1L) per passenger.
• Other items deemed to cause security hazards by the local authorities. 

Note. Medications, fragile or perishable items, and valuable items such as jewelry, cameras, money, etc. should not be checked in but carried as carry-on baggage in the cabin. 

Portable Electronic Devices (PEDs) and Spare Lithium Batteries

• Spare Lithium batteries
  • You are permitted to carry up to 20 spare/loose:
    • Lithium-ion batteries (incl. power banks) with a maximum watt-hour rating of 100Wh, or 
    • Lithium metal batteries with a maximum lithium metal content of 2 grams per battery
  • However, you must:
    • Obtain approval at least 24 hours before your flight’s departure by calling an IndiGo Airlines office in your area (0124-6173838/0124-4973838). 
    • Obtain security clearance at the airport. 
  • You’re allowed to carry up to 2 spare or loose:
    • Lithium-ion batteries (incl. power banks) with a watt-hour rating exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh per battery.
      or
    • Lithium metal batteries with a lithium metal content exceeding 2 grams but not exceeding 8 grams per battery—provided that the batteries are being used in your PED(s). 

Note. The lithium batteries must either be in their original retail packaging or packed in separate plastic bags, with the battery terminals properly insulated with tape to prevent any chances of short-circuiting. 

Portable Electronic Devices (PEDs) with Lithium Batteries

PEDs include devices such as laptops, cell phones, drones, watches, calculators, etc. 

• You can carry up to 15 portable electronic devices—subject to clearance at the airport:
  • The watt-hour rating of the lithium-ion battery used in the device must not exceed 100Wh per battery. 
  • The metal content of the lithium metal battery used in the device must not exceed 2 grams per battery.
• You can carry up to 2 portable electronic devices with more powerful batteries—subject to the following conditions:
  • The maximum watt-hour rating of the lithium-ion batteries used in the PED is more than 100Wh but does not exceed 160Wh.
    or
  • The maximum metal content of the lithium metal batteries used in the PED is more than 2 grams but does not exceed 8 grams.
  • You must obtain approval at least 24 hours before your flight’s departure by calling IndiGo’s call center in your area (the local numbers are 0124-6173838/0124-4973838). 

Note. IndiGo recommends that you carry your PEDs as carry-on/hand baggage. However, if you’re checking in your PED, you must turn it off to prevent accidental activation—and pack it securely. 

Loose Batteries

Loose batteries can short-circuit and catch fire. If you’re travelling with loose batteries, you must:

• Carry them in your handbag.
• Pack them in securely or let them remain in their original retail packaging.
• Protect any contact with metal items.

If you’re carrying devices with in-built batteries, you must pack them in your checked baggage after switching off the devices.

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