Restricted items for carry-on/
checked baggage

One small, portable lighter for smoking or one box of safety matches (small-sized) per person can be brought aboard on one's person. (Be careful not to leave it on the airplane.) Lighters with fuel tanks, cigar lighters, and torch lighters* (turbo lighters, jet lighters, blue flame lighters, etc.) cannot be brought aboard or put in checked baggage.
* "Torch lighters" refers to lighters similar to cigar lighters, which emit a blue flame or a powerful flame.

* Only lighters with lithium content of 2g or less and a watt-hour rating of 100Wh or less. Such lighters cannot be charged inside the aircraft.
　Must be with a safety cap or functions to protect against unintentional activation.

Please check the volume per container and number of containers.

Note:

• Ensure that aerosol can nozzles are protected by caps or by another means is suitable for preventing the can's contents from accidentally leaking out.
• The total amount of non-radioactive cosmetics and medicinal products and sporting and household sprays is limited to 2kg or 2L.

Please check the volume per container and number of containers.

Note:

• Ensure that aerosol can nozzles are protected by caps or by another means is suitable for preventing the can's contents from accidentally leaking out.
• The total amount of non-radioactive cosmetics and medicinal products and sporting and household sprays is limited to 2kg or 2L.

For lithium batteries, check the lithium content (g). For lithium-ion batteries, check the watt-hour rating (Wh). Handling also differs for built-in batteries and spare batteries.
Product examples: Digital cameras, PCs, electronic gaming devices, video cameras, mobile phones, spare batteries, smartphone chargers, etc.
※If the capacity is not stated by watt-hour rating (Wh) on your batteries, use the following formula.
The handling differs depending on its capacity.
Wh = Ah×V
(1000mAh = 1Ah)

• Transportation of lithium battery equipment subject to recall

< Product examples >

Digital cameras　PCs　Electronic gaming devices　Video cameras　Mobile phones　Spare battery　Smartphone chargers, etc.

<< Lithium batteries >>

<< Lithium-ion batteries >>

*1 If you put it in checked baggage, the power to the device must be completely turned off. (Sleep mode is not allowed.) The device must be protected by being inside a rigid suitcase or by being wrapped in clothing or similar. (This is to prevent fires due to accidental activation or damage.)
*2 You may carry on up to two spare batteries and mobile batteries with a capacity exceeding 100Wh but no more than 160Wh.
*3 Charging of mobile batteries using the aircraft's power supply, etc., is prohibited.
*4 Do not use a mobile battery to charge other electronic devices.
*5 Do not store mobile batteries in the overhead compartment above a seat. Please keep them at hand in the seat pocket, etc.
*6 Protect each battery individually to prevent short circuits.

• Changes to the handling of mobile batteries on aircraft (The Scheduled Airlines Association of Japan)
• New rules on carrying mobile batteries on aircraft (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism)

Handling varies depending on the type of battery. Also, please check the watt-hour rating (Wh) for lithium-ion batteries.

<< Cases of lithium-ion batteries >>

* The battery installed on the wheelchair itself is not included in the spare batteries.
* If you remove the battery, please carry it aboard packaged to protect it from impact.
* If the watt-hour rating (Wh) is not stated on a battery, please check using the following formula.
Handling varies depending on the watt-hour rating (Wh).
Watt-hour rating (Wh) = amp-hours (Ah) × voltage (V)
1000mAh＝1Ah

<< Cases of dry batteries such as nickel-metal hydride and nickel-cadmium >>

* There are no quantity restrictions based on Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism standards, but AIRDO has set restrictions in accordance with the IATA (International Air Transport Association) Dangerous Goods Regulations.

<< Cases of leak-proof lead-acid batteries >>

<< Cases of non-leak-proof lead-acid batteries >>

Smart baggage is baggage with built-in battery-powered equipment to provide functionality such as the ability to charge other electronic devices. The handling of smart baggage equipped with lithium batteries or lithium-ion batteries differs depending on whether the batteries are removable. *1

*1 Even if a battery or button cell battery used only for an e-Tag function or weight measurement function cannot be removed from smart baggage, it can still be taken on board or checked in.
*2 Please check baggage size and weight as there are restrictions when taking baggage on board.
*3 Please take removed batteries with you on board the aircraft.

Check the device's power supply type.

*1 If the lithium-ion battery can be removed from the device, then the device is allowed in carry-on or checked baggage. However, the lithium-ion battery removed from the device and spare batteries must be kept in your carry-on baggage. (They are not allowed in checked baggage.)
*2 These are devices filled with hydrocarbon gas, with a safety cover securely fastened to the heating element. Gas refill cartridges are not allowed in carry-on or checked baggage.

Electronic cigarettes that produce smoke without the use of a flame are allowed in carry-on baggage, but not in checked baggage.
Furthermore, the use of electronic cigarettes while on board is prohibited due to the fact that it could make other passengers feel uncomfortable or cause misunderstanding.

• Only electronic cigarettes powered by lithium batteries with a lithium content of 2g or less or lithium-ion batteries with a watt-hour rating of 100Wh or less can be carried on board an aircraft.
• Please take measures to prevent the unexpected activation of parts that generate heat.
• Please protect spare batteries individually to prevent short circuits.

The handling of alcoholic beverages differs according to the alcohol content.

* Batteries must be stored in retail containers.

* Dry ice other than for the purpose of cooling fresh food, etc., cannot be carried onboard or checked in.

*1 Liquids with a flash point exceeding 60°C are permitted both as carry-on and checked baggage. Please bring a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) or other document that allows confirmation of the flash point. If we are unable to confirm the flash point, we will refuse transportation.
*2 Please check the section on sporting and household sprays.

Each passenger may take one avalanche rescue backpack as carry-on or checked baggage as long as it is confirmed to meet the requirements below. Please bring the manual or another document that shows your backpack meets the requirements.

• Gunpowder content must be 200 mg or less.
• Any compressed gas that is used must not be flammable or toxic.
• The backpack must be packed in such a manner that it cannot be accidentally activated, and the airbags within the backpack must have pressure release valves.

You may carry onboard or check in up to two vests equipped with small gas cartridges filled with carbon dioxide per person (up to two gas cartridges per vest), and up to two spare gas cartridges per vest.

Battery-operated underwater torches (scuba diving lights) or soldering irons, etc.

• Items with batteries removed to prevent accidental activation during transportation can be carried on or checked.
• Removed lithium batteries can only be carried on after taking measures to prevent short circuits.
• Soldering irons with pointed tips cannot be carried on.