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Jul 03, 2025
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Understanding the EVA Air Baggage Policy isn't just about knowing weight limits and piece counts; it's also crucial to be aware of what you can and cannot pack, both in your checked luggage and your carry-on. EVA Air, adhering to international aviation safety standards, maintains a strict list of prohibited and restricted items. For instance, passengers must be particularly mindful of carrying lithium batteries. While many electronic devices contain these, there are specific rules regarding how they can be transported, especially those with high energy capacity, which are often forbidden in checked baggage due to fire risks and must be carried in the cabin with certain precautions. Similarly, the rules for carrying liquids, gels, and aerosols in your carry-on (the familiar 100ml rule within a quart-sized bag) are non-negotiable and enforced rigorously at security checkpoints. Beyond safety concerns, agricultural products, certain medications, and even some types of personal care items might face restrictions, particularly on international flights, due to customs and quarantine regulations of the destination country. Familiarizing yourself with these specific restrictions beforehand, easily accessible on the EVA Air website under their baggage policy section, prevents potential confiscation of items at security or customs, avoids fines, and ensures you're not inadvertently violating regulations. Packing smartly, respecting these rules, and separating prohibited items from your luggage are essential steps in aligning with the comprehensive and contributing to a safe and compliant flight experience for everyone.
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