Baggage rules. Prohibited substances and items
The passenger’s baggage must not exceed the standards set by the airline’s rules in terms of size and weight. The free baggage allowance is set by the carrier (airline) and is indicated in the corresponding column of the ticket.
Baggage allowance may vary among airlines depending on the following parameters:
- flight direction — depending on the destination of the flight (domestic or international), the baggage allowance may be by weight or by pieces;
- booking class — according to the fare paid by the passenger when purchasing the ticket.
*All baggage carried above the norm is excess and is charged at the carrier’s fee rates, depending on the specific situation.
Special attention should be paid to the weight and dimensions of the baggage — if they exceed the norm set by the airline, the passenger will need to pay for the transportation of excess baggage.
We recommend that you familiarize yourself in advance with the baggage rules listed on the airline’s website. After the check-in procedure is completed, the passenger is given a boarding pass and a baggage tag. The boarding pass and baggage tag must be kept during the flight until baggage is collected at the destination airport.
In the check-in area of Ufa airport terminals, you can use the baggage packing services, as well as check the dimensions of carry-on baggage and baggage using the calibrators of the airlines and Ufa airport.
Excess and oversized baggage, as well as animals, require special registration. Please contact the airline’s representative office in advance to inquire about the conditions for transporting such baggage. If you have any concerns about damage or loss of your baggage, please contact the baggage recovery agent at +7 (347) 229-56-40.
CARRY-ON RULES
- a backpack, the weight and dimensions of which are established by the carrier’s rules, or a handbag, or a briefcase with things placed in the backpack, or bag, or briefcase;
- a bouquet of flowers;
- outerwear;
- baby food for the child during the flight;
- a suit in a garment bag;
- a device for carrying a child (a baby cradle, restraint systems (devices) for children under two years of age, a baby stroller and other devices) when transporting a child, the dimensions of which are established by the carrier’s rules and allow them to be safely placed in the aircraft cabin on the shelf above the passenger seat or under the seat of the passenger seat in front;
- medications, special dietary needs in the amount required for the duration of the flight;
- crutches, canes, walkers, rollators, a folding wheelchair used by the passenger and having dimensions that allow them to be safely placed in the aircraft cabin on the shelf above the passenger seat or under the seat of the passenger seat in front;
- goods purchased in duty-free shops at the airport, packed in a sealed plastic bag, the weight and dimensions of which are established by the carrier’s rules.
- cosmetics,
- medicines,,
- aerosols, liquids and gels in any containers,,
- all types of knives and scissors,,
- razors, blades and other piercing and cutting tools and objects.,
- corkscrews,,
- knitting needles,,
- needles for injection, including subcutaneous, except in prescribed cases.
All of them must be checked in.
Place the liquids you will be carrying in your carry-on baggage in a transparent plastic bag and present them separately at the security check. We remind you that liquid containers must be no larger than 100 ml. Creams and gels, shaving foam, and honey are also considered liquids.
Liquids purchased at Duty Free stores at the airport are packed in a sealed bag upon purchase. This bag must not be opened until arrival at the destination airport.
You may also be asked to show electronic devices (laptops, video cameras, etc.) separately at the security check — place them so that they are easy to take out of your bag.
Also, for safety reasons, passengers are prohibited from carrying dangerous items and substances with them, in carry-on or in checked baggage.
- compressed gases — combustible, non-combustible, or poisonous: household gas, butane, oxygen, propane, and charged scuba tanks;
- corrosive substances — acids, alkalis, batteries, mercury, and devices containing mercury;
- explosives — ammunition, equipment, pyrotechnics, flares, and lighting cartridges;
- flammable liquids and solids — lighter fluids, matches, and other flammable substances;
- radioactive materials;
- briefcases and attachés — cases with built—in alarm device;
- oxidizing agents — bleaches and peroxides;
- poisons — arsenic, cyanide substances, insecticides, herbicides;
- infectious materials — bacteria, viral cultures;
- other dangerous items and substances — magnetized materials, aggressive and irritating substances.
