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Air New Zealand wishes to advise that due to restrictions introduced by Aviation Authorities, certain items that are not permitted to be carried as part of a customer's cabin baggage. To avoid the inconvenience of having restricted items confiscated, it is important certain items are packed in your checked in baggage and not on your person or in cabin baggage. Regrettably any items removed by airport screening services will not be able to be returned to you. Please note the below restrictions apply each time you are required to clear security, domestically or internationally. Prohibited items: Items prohibited on board aircraft, in your cabin baggage or on your person, include: - Sharp objects or cutting implements including (but not limited to): knives, box cutters, letter openers, scissors, tradesman's tools, screwdrivers and darts - Sporting goods or club like items including (but not limited to): baseball bats, pool cues, golf clubs, lacrosse sticks, ski poles, brass knuckles, hammers, boomerangs and didgeridoos - Lighters including butane, battery powered and novelty lighters - Printer or toner cartridges weighing 16 ounces (oz) or 453 grams or greater on flights departing to, through or from the USA, Vancouver and London - Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Restricted items: Carriage of liquids, aerosols, pastes and gels: Passengers departing New Zealand on international flights must comply with security regulations relating to the carriage of liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGs) in the aircraft cabin. The restrictions for carriage of liquids, aerosols and gels are: - All liquids, aerosols, gels or pastes such as water, drinks, creams, perfumes, sprays, gels, toothpaste, lip gloss and mascaras must be in individual containers not greater than 100ml in volume - All containers must be carried in a re-sealable transparent plastic bag no larger than one litre (approximately 20cm x 20cm or 8 inches x 8 inches) - Only one bag is permitted per passenger - The plastic bag must be sealed and presented separately from all other carry-on baggage at the screening point - Liquids in containers of more than 100mls can be packed in your checked in baggage. There are exemptions for personal medications, baby products and dietary supplements in liquid, paste, aerosol or gel form. Be aware that if travelling to the USA you may be subjected to additional secondary security screening before boarding the aircraft. Remember that 'Liquids' includes: - All drinks, including water, beer, wine, spirits, soup, syrups - Pastes, including toothpastes - Creams, lotions, oils, perfumes, mascara etc - Gels, including hair and shower gel - Sprays and pressurized containers including shaving foam and spray deodorants - Any other solutions and items of similar consistency These requirements are consistent with those also in place in the USA, European Community, Canada and Australia. For more information on the new regulation including what items are permitted please visit www.flysmart.govt.nz. Services to, from or through the UK and EU For services to, from or through the UK and EU the following items are not permitted on board the aircraft, in your cabin baggage or on your person: Guns, firearms and other devices that discharge projectiles including: - firearms of all types, such as pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns - toy guns, replicas and imitation firearms capable of being mistaken for real weapons - component parts of firearms, excluding telescopic sights - compressed air and CO 2 guns, such as pistols, pellet guns, rifles and ball bearing guns - signal flare pistols and starter pistols - bows, cross bows and arrows - harpoon guns and spear guns - slingshots and catapults Stunning devices including: - devices for shocking, such as stun guns, tasers and stun batons - animal stunners and animal killers - disabling and incapacitating chemicals, gases and sprays, such as mace, pepper sprays, capsicum sprays, tear gas, acid sprays and animal repellent sprays Objects with a sharp point or sharp edge including: - items designed for chopping, such as axes, hatchets and cleavers - ice axes and ice picks - razor blades - box cutters - knives with blades of more than 6 cm, EN L 55/16 Official Journal of the European Union 5.3.2010 - scissors with blades of more than 6 cm as measured from the fulcrum - martial arts equipment with a sharp point or sharp edge - swords and sabres Workmen's tools including: - crowbars - drills and drill bits, including cordless portable power drills - tools with a blade or a shaft of more than 6 cm capable of use as a weapon, such as screwdrivers and chisels - saws, including cordless portable power saws - blowtorches - bolt guns and nail guns Blunt instruments including - baseball and softball bats - clubs and batons, such as billy clubs, blackjacks and night sticks - martial arts equipment Explosives and incendiary substances and devices including: - ammunition - blasting caps - detonators and fuses - replica or imitation explosive devices - mines, grenades and other explosive military stores - fireworks and other pyrotechnics - smoke-generating canisters and smoke-generating cartridges - dynamite, gunpowder and plastic explosives Duty free You may take on board liquid items of any size that are purchased after the security check in the departure lounge (sometimes referred to as 'airside'), including flights to the US (however, retain receipts and ensure container lids remain secured including water/other drink bottles). Most duty free or similar purchases will be given to you in a special sealed bag. Do not open this bag until you have reached your final destination. You should also retain your proof of purchase throughout your journey. You may be required to show it at all transfer points. If your journey involves changing flights at any EU airport, special restrictions apply. You may only take duty free liquid purchases through the security check point at your connecting airport if they have been purchased at another EU airport, or on board an aircraft operated by an EU carrier. You will need to show proof of purchase to demonstrate this. Purchases from other airports or on board other airlines may only be carried in your checked baggage on the connecting flight. Please note that you may not have access to your checked baggage at your transfer point; please consider this before purchasing duty free liquids before arriving at your final destination to avoid confiscation. View the full list of European Union member states. Passengers travelling direct to their final international destination Passengers travelling to an international destination who are not transiting, transferring or connecting to another flight can purchase duty free liquids in excess of 100ml (3oz) from New Zealand once they have passed through the security screening point (after immigration). Passengers transiting or transferring at Australia, San Francisco, London, Hong Kong, Japan and the Pacific Islands Passengers who are transiting via these ports are advised against purchasing any duty free liquids in excess of 100ml (3oz) before they reach their final destination to avoid possible confiscation of their purchases. Duty free may be able to be purchased on arrival at their final destination, should the final destination airport have duty free stores. Passengers transiting at Los Angeles Departing US customers are permitted to purchase Duty Free items, however conditions apply for Los Angeles transit passengers. All duty free items purchased must be in tightly sealed Secure Tamper Evident Bags (STEBs) with the receipt securely attached being no more than 48 hours old and they clear security screening. This is a mandatory Transport Security Administration (TSA) requirement. Any liquids over 3.4 ounces, or 100 ml will need to undergo screening in a bottled-liquid-scanner (BLS). The BLS only works on clear bottles, the liquid itself doesn’t need to be clear. For passengers travelling beyond Auckland and London, please note that this may not be deemed acceptable in other transit ports as those jurisdictions may have differing requirements, which may result in the seizure of those duty free items. Compliance with the STEBs requirements rest solely with Duty Free Store personnel and passengers; the airline will not be held responsible for the seizure of duty free items by security screening agencies. Important information for transiting within New Zealand Passengers making an international transfer at Auckland International Airport When connecting to another international flight on arrival at Auckland and you already have your baggage checked through to your next/final destination you will not be required to collect your bags or clear customs and immigration. Make your way to the international transfer area at the terminal end of the arrivals concourse where you will be subject to security screening and must comply with security regulations including the carriage of liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGs). To avoid confiscation of any LAGs, please do not carry/purchase any duty free liquids over 100mls from your departing city or until after you have passed through this screening point in Auckland. If you haven’t been issued a boarding pass make your way to the International Transfer Desk where staff will be able to issue you with a boarding pass. If you haven’t been through checked to your next/final destination you will need to collect your bags and clear customs and immigration before checking in again with your departing airline. Passengers transferring to a domestic flight at a New Zealand airport When connecting from an arriving international flight to a domestic flight in New Zealand you will be required to complete arrival formalities and clear customs before making your way to the domestic terminal. While you may still complete security screening it is possible to carry liquids and gels over 100mls on New Zealand domestic flights including duty free purchases. Passengers travelling on flight NZ90 from Christchurch to Auckland and connecting to an international flight Please check in for your connecting flight from Christchurch to Auckland at the international counters at Christchurch airport. While in Auckland you will be in international transit so make your way on arrival to the International Transfers door at the terminal end of the arrivals concourse. You will be subject to security screening at Auckland International Airport and must comply with security regulations including the carriage of liquids, gels and aerosols (LAGs). To avoid confiscation of any LAGs, please do not carry/purchase any duty free liquids over 100mls until after you have passed through this screening point. Medicines and baby food Essential medicines and baby food may be permitted in larger quantities above the 100ml limit, please ensure you carry supporting documentation that shows the need for the medicines during the flight in case questioned. Any baby milk, sterilised water or liquid food may be required to be tasted by the passenger to verify it's authentic. Air New Zealand recommends this is arranged prior to check-in to avoid unnecessary delays. Any medication a customer may be carrying in their cabin baggage or on their person should have a professionally printed label identifying the medication or manufacturers name or pharmaceutical label affixed. Diabetes related supplies/equipment may be carried including syringes, however they will be inspected to ensure prohibited items are not concealed. Customers are advised to carry a letter from their Doctor verifying the need for any medical items to be carried, as some countries require such a letter to be presented. Should you have any questions in relation to restricted items please contact us. Preparing for your journey Passengers are asked to bear in mind the following advice to help make their passage through the airport as efficient and comfortable as possible: Before you arrive at the airport: - Limit quantities to what you may need in the cabin for the duration of the flight - When possible, put liquids in your checked baggage. - Prepare your single re-sealable bag containing any liquids in containers of less than 100ml before arriving at the airport - Check any queries you have with your airport or airline before travelling to the airport - To help progress through security screening quicker, passengers are advised not to include items capable of containing liquids (e.g. bottles, flasks, tubes, cans, plastic containers etc.) in their cabin baggage Advice for all passengers travelling to/from or via the USA There are additional US Entry & Transit Requirements that must be complied with to enable you to board a flight to the USA. This includes extra screening of passengers and cabin baggage at the gate immediately before boarding. In order to minimise delays and congestion, we are asking all passengers to arrive at the gate early. Secondary security screening starts 2 hours prior to departure. At the security point - Be ready to hand over your re-sealable bag of liquids for screening as you approach the security check point. It will be screened at the same time as your cabin luggage. - All coats and jackets must be removed ready to be screened and metal items including wallets will be placed in plastic trays and scanned separately. - If you are carrying a laptop or any other large electrical item within your cabin luggage then please have it ready for separate screening as you approach the security check. - Be aware that if travelling to the USA you will be subjected to secondary screening before boarding the aircraft
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