King Power | FAQs : LAGs
Can I carry purchased perfume and spray on board?
For security reason, regulations on carrying perfume, spray and liquid are rather strict. If you are travelling overseas, you must study the regulations of the country of destination. The basic regulations are as follows:
DUTY – FREE SHOPPING ADVISORY
Please refer to the following table if you are traveling to these countries :
| Countries | Transferring/Transiting in these countries | To these countries as a Final Destination |
|---|---|---|
Australia | ● | ∇ |
EU-Countries | ● | √ |
Other Countries | √ | √ |
| Airlines | Transferring/Transiting in these countries | To these countries as a Final Destination |
|---|---|---|
United Airline – all flights (UA) | ● | ● |
Delta Airline (DL) | ● | ● |
REMARK
√ 1. No Restrictions
● 2. Duty-free LAGs purchases must be stored in not-greater-than 100ml containers and shall be removed from the boxes so that they fit comfortably in the same re-sealable plastic bag of maximum capacity NOT exceeding 1-litre of your personal hand-carry items. Remember only one such bag is allowed per passenger.
∇ 3. Only duty free delivered to the boarding gate will be allowed onboard flights to Australia
What are Liquids, Aerosols and Gels?
- Canned / jarred food and drinks (e.g., soup, sauces, fruits, jellies, yogurt or gel-like food substances)
- Chocolate
- Contact lens solution
- Mouthwash
- Pastes including toothpaste
- Shaving foam, and hair spray
- Shampoo, conditioner, hair and shower gels, liquid sanitisers, and soap
- Makeup removers and facial cleansers
- Creams, balms, lotions and oils
- Perfumes, colognes and deodorants
- Liquid or gel for face, eyes, cheeks and lips (e.g., mascara, lip gloss, creamy/liquid foundation, etc.)
- Nail polish and removers
- Candles, and waxed items
- Any other items of similar consistency