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Before You Fly

Indian Customs – Videos

Transportation of e-cigarettes is banned in INDIA. Passengers are requested not to carry it.

Power banks are not permitted in registered/check in baggage. Same is allowed in hand baggage only.

Prohibited items – Cabin baggage
Scissors Catapults/slingshots
Razor blades Knitting needles
Knives with blades of any length Sporting bats
Household cutlery Billiard, snooker or pool cues
Hypodermic needles (unless required for medical reasons) Darts
Tweezers Toy or replica guns (metal or plastic)
Prohibited items – Cabin & Check-in baggage
Flammable liquids and solids Fireworks
Oxidizers Magnetrons
Organic peroxides Paints, thinners
Gas cylinders Radioactivematerials
Wet car cell batteries Poisons, arsenic, cyanide, weedkiller
Instruments containing mercury Creosote, quicklime, oiled paper
Instruments containing magnets Acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda

Declare the following at the check-in counter and get approve from the airline

Weapons & Ammunations

Oxygen Cylinder for Medical Use

Battery-power Mobility Aid & Electronic Devices

Dry Ice

Live Animal

Do not carry the following dangerous goods in check in baggage

If carry the following items, SHALL BE within the permissible limit in check-in baggege

Carriage of Satellite Phone

BSNL provided INMARSAT satellite handsets (ISAT Phones) are permitted in India with authorisation from BSNL. Carriage of any other satellite phones or GPS devices which, are otherwise prohibited are only permitted with specific permission from Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), or Department of Telecommunication (DoT), Govt. of India.

Security Procedures for carriage of Liquids, Aerosols and Gels (LAGs)
  • All LAGs shall be carried in containers with a capacity of not more than 100ml each, or its equivalent in other volumetric measurements.
  • Containers holding LAGs shall be place in a transparent re-sealable plastic bag of a maximum capacity not exceeding one litre.
  • Each passenger is permitted to carry only one such bag of LAGs, which is to be presented separately for screening at the security screening checkpoints.
  • Exemptions may be granted if a liquid, aerosol or gel is for medical purposes or for meeting a special dietary requirement, such as food for a baby. Passengers shall provide written proof of authenticity for the exempted LAGs on request.
  • LAGs in any volume that has been purchased at the retail outlets/vending machines at the airport or on board an aircraft are allowed in a STEB (Security Tamper- Evident Bag which will be provided by the Airport Operator. Passenger shall retain the proof of purchase throughout the journey as it may require at the transfer point.
PASSENGERS ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO CHECK THE WEBSITE OF AIRLINE /AIRPORT BEFORE YOU FLY.
Carriage of Satellite Phone

Yellow fever vaccination facility is available at Kochi Airport on every Tuesdays and Thursdays. Token will be issued at 09:00 AM.

Venue: APHO Centre, Near International Cargo Terminal; For queries, please contact APHO Vaccination Centre @ ‎+91 484 261 0255.

Bringing A Patient
If a patient has to be brought, the matter should be informed to the concerned airlines before the journey. There is provision for all assistance. Ambulance, wheelchair, etc can be utilized. If an additional seat is required for the patient’s convenience, this must be done with prior information. salination facility can also be availed.
Receiving Mortal Remains

Documents Needed:

  1. Death Certificate.
  2. Embalming
  3. Certificate from the hospital.
  4. Police Clearance Certificate.
  5. NOC from Indian Embassy.
  6. Passport of the deceased.

Items 4 and 5 are not needed if the mortal remains are carried domestically.

Asylum Seekers
In the case of Asylum seekers, the police department must contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the follow-up should be done there only
Indian Customs – Videos

Transportation of e-cigarettes is banned in INDIA. Passengers are requested not to carry it.

Power banks are not permitted in registered/check in baggage. Same is allowed in hand baggage only.

Prohibited items – Cabin baggage
Scissors Catapults/slingshots
Razor blades Knitting needles
Knives with blades of any length Sporting bats
Household cutlery Billiard, snooker or pool cues
Hypodermic needles (unless required for medical reasons) Darts
Tweezers Toy or replica guns (metal or plastic)
Prohibited items – Cabin & Check-in baggage
Flammable liquids and solids Fireworks
Oxidizers Magnetrons
Organic peroxides Paints, thinners
Gas cylinders Radioactivematerials
Wet car cell batteries Poisons, arsenic, cyanide, weedkiller
Instruments containing mercury Creosote, quicklime, oiled paper
Instruments containing magnets Acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda

Declare the following at the check-in counter and get approve from the airline

Weapons & Ammunations

Oxygen Cylinder for Medical Use

Battery-power Mobility Aid & Electronic Devices

Dry Ice

Live Animal

Do not carry the following dangerous goods in check in baggage

If carry the following items, SHALL BE within the permissible limit in check-in baggege

Carriage of Satellite Phone

BSNL provided INMARSAT satellite handsets (ISAT Phones) are permitted in India with authorisation from BSNL. Carriage of any other satellite phones or GPS devices which, are otherwise prohibited are only permitted with specific permission from Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), or Department of Telecommunication (DoT), Govt. of India.

Security Procedures for carriage of Liquids, Aerosols and Gels (LAGs)
  • All LAGs shall be carried in containers with a capacity of not more than 100ml each, or its equivalent in other volumetric measurements.
  • Containers holding LAGs shall be place in a transparent re-sealable plastic bag of a maximum capacity not exceeding one litre.
  • Each passenger is permitted to carry only one such bag of LAGs, which is to be presented separately for screening at the security screening checkpoints.
  • Exemptions may be granted if a liquid, aerosol or gel is for medical purposes or for meeting a special dietary requirement, such as food for a baby. Passengers shall provide written proof of authenticity for the exempted LAGs on request.
  • LAGs in any volume that has been purchased at the retail outlets/vending machines at the airport or on board an aircraft are allowed in a STEB (Security Tamper- Evident Bag which will be provided by the Airport Operator. Passenger shall retain the proof of purchase throughout the journey as it may require at the transfer point.
PASSENGERS ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO CHECK THE WEBSITE OF AIRLINE /AIRPORT BEFORE YOU FLY.
Carriage of Satellite Phone

Yellow fever vaccination facility is available at Kochi Airport on every Tuesdays and Thursdays. Token will be issued at 09:00 AM.

Venue: APHO Centre, Near International Cargo Terminal; For queries, please contact APHO Vaccination Centre @ ‎+91 484 261 0255.

Bringing A Patient
If a patient has to be brought, the matter should be informed to the concerned airlines before the journey. There is provision for all assistance. Ambulance, wheelchair, etc can be utilized. If an additional seat is required for the patient’s convenience, this must be done with prior information. salination facility can also be availed.
Receiving Mortal Remains

Documents Needed:

  1. Death Certificate.
  2. Embalming
  3. Certificate from the hospital.
  4. Police Clearance Certificate.
  5. NOC from Indian Embassy.
  6. Passport of the deceased.

Items 4 and 5 are not needed if the mortal remains are carried domestically.

Asylum Seekers
In the case of Asylum seekers, the police department must contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the follow-up should be done there only