What Not To Bring On A Plane
At Southland Travel, we are not only knowledgeable about planning your vacation, we are also experienced travelers who have planned our own vacations.
Our Do Not Pack list has been created for your safety and security, as well as to protect you from loss and inconvenience. For a more comprehensive list, please visit the Canadian Government’s information page on what you can bring on a plane.
Carry-On Bags and Totes
Do Not Pack:
- Sporting bats/pool cues/darts, hockey sticks
- Knitting needles
- Toy/replica guns (metal or plastic)
- Household cutlery/knives with blades any length/jackknife
- Razor blades
- Scissors/tweezers/clippers
- Hypodermic needles (if you are a diabetic please let us know and we can approach the airlines as per their requirements regarding needles)
- Unidentified liquids in unlabeled containers
- Liquids / gels in excess of 100mL or 100g
- Work tools (hammers, crow bars, nail guns, etc.)
- Gas cylinders (excepting oxygen tanks required for medical purposes)
Checked Baggage
Do Not Pack:
- Cameras
- Computers
- Jewelry
- Anything else valuable (decide if it’s worth more than lost luggage)
- Loose batteries
- Hazardous, explosive or incendiary materials
- Aerosol cans or cleaning products
