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| Airport Procedures At the airport. To ensure your journey is a smooth one, please ensure that you read the latest airport and airline regulations about what you can and cannot take on board the aircraft. Hand baggage Each airline has their own policy regarding the amount of hand baggage allowed on their aircraft and we strongly recommend that information regarding this is sought directly from the Airline before travel. Liquids Passengers may carry small quantities (maximum of 100 ml per container) of liquids, gels, creams and aerosols in the cabin of the aircraft. These containers may only be carried in a transparent resealable plastic bag that does not exceed 18 x 20 cm. The envelope can not be put in the hand baggage. Each passenger can carry only one envelope. Large electrical items / Laptops. Laptops and other complex items of electrical equipment have to be removed from hand luggage and screened separately. Medicines and Baby Foods. Passengers will also be allowed to carry in their hand luggage medicines and dietary requirements including baby foods, for use during the flight. After Security Shopping. The goods bought after security control will be sealed into a transparent plastic bag with cash slip. Passengers must not open them till the final destination. Do Not Forget - Before the airport Before you arrive at Malpensa Airport, make sure you have a valid passport (and visa where necessary) for your trip. Many authorities require a passport that is valid for at least six months from the time you fly. If you need help and advice, contact your airline. On domestic flights, airlines now require to see appropriate photo identity. Please check with your airline about which forms of photo identity are acceptable. Check-In times Please check your ticket or travel itinerary, or contact your airline for advice on check in times. Generally, check in desks open 2 3 hours before the flight is due to depart. |
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