Where should I pack electronic items?

Last updated: 24 April, 2024

Small electronic devices such as laptops or tablets should be carried in your hand baggage in the cabin for both security and safety reasons.

All spare device batteries and power packs must be carried into the cabin in your hand baggage, as these are not permitted in the aircraft hold as checked baggage under any circumstances.

If you choose to put your laptop, tablet or similar electronic device into your checked baggage, they must be completely switched off (not in sleep or hibernation mode) and protected from unintentional activation and damage.

You should ensure that you have adequate baggage insurance to cover all eventualities as we would refuse any claim for damage, removal or loss of electrical devices from hold baggage.

At airport security, you may be asked to turn on any electronic devices you want to take into the cabin. Please ensure they are functioning and fully charged before you travel, or they may not be allowed on board.

You can purchase wi-fi on board to stream your favourite shows or work while you travel.

Any small electric leisure vehicles, such as scooters, powered by lithium batteries are not allowed on our aircraft board, either as hand baggage or as checked baggage.