Articles strictly forbidden
For safety reasons, the following items are strictly prohibited on our flights:
In the cabin only
• Guns, knives, stun devices
• Explosives and flammable substances (ammunition, lighters, aerosol spray paint ...)
• Sharp objects (scissors, knives, razor blades ...)
• Blunt objects (baseball bat ...)
• E-cigarettes
In the cabin and in the hold
• Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone
• Briefcases equipped with an alarm device
• Containers with gas, pepper spray, tear gas, camp stoves
• Flammable substances such as lighter fuel, paints, thinners, detergents
• Easily flammable materials, such as matches
• Substances generating flammable gases when in contact with water
• Oxidizers and organic peroxides, including bleach
• Poisonous and infectious substances as viruses or bacteria
• Radioactive materials
• Explosives, ammunition, fireworks, distress rockets
• Corrosives such as acids, mercury, batteries with electrolyte
• Powerful magnetic materials
• Gasoline-powered equipment and utensils that have already contained a small amount of gasoline (eg. for testing purposes)
• Gyropodes and electric monocycles as well as derived electric vehicles powered by lithium-ion batteries (eg. Hoverboards, segways, solowheels, skateboards, scooters, etc.).
Cigarettes
Smoking is strictly prohibited by law, as well as the usage of electronic cigarettes onboard all Air Tahiti Nui flights.
Regulated articles
Lithium cells and batteries
Lithium cells and batteries are potentially hazardous when they are transported without particular precautions.
Conditions of transport of electronic devices and their spare batteries vary according to:
• The energy in watt hours (Wh),
• The quantity of lithium in grams (g).
There are 3 types of lithium cells and batteries, defined by their power in Watt hours (Wh).
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POWER (Wh)
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EXAMPLE
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CONFIGURATION
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CABIN BAGGAGE
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HOLD BAGGAGE
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≤100Wh
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Small sized piles or lithium-ion batteries for portable electronic devices such as: cellphone, MP3 player, video recorder, laptop, tablet, small electroportative equipment, medical devices…
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Battery contained in a device
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Yes
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Yes
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Additional replacement batteries* (including Power Bank type external chargers)
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Yes, limited quantity for personal use
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No
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>100Wh et ≤160Wh
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Electronic devices for general public which contain certain regular lithium-ion batteries such as: video camera, electroportative equipment, medical devices…
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Battery contained in a device **
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Yes
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Yes
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Additional replacement batteries* (including Power Bank type external chargers)* **
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Yes, 2 per person maximum
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No
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>160Wh
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Large sized battery equipping certain industrial devices, cars, (mobility aid devices)
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NOT ALLOWED IN BAGGAGE TRANSPORT VIA FREIGHT ONLY
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* Terminals for spare batteries transported in the cabin must be protected against short-circuit. They must be insulated with some adhesive and placed in individual bags or in their original packaging.
** Airlines permission is required.
Note: If the power in watt hours is not indicated on the battery, you must determine it according to the following calculation: Wh = 2 V x 0.5 A ; V representing the voltage and A the amperage of your device.
Wheelchairs, mobility devices powered with retractable lithium-ion batteries:
In the case of a chair equipped with two necessary accumulators, each accumulator must not exceed 160Wh. A maximum of one replacement battery which don’t exceed 160Wh or two accumulators which don’t exceed 300Wh in total can be transported in the cabin. Batteries that have a power greater than 300Wh are allowed only as freight. Airlines permission is required.
Electronic cigarette
You can transport electronic cigarettes and their spare batteries only in the cabin because they are powered by lithium batteries. The device must be placed in a protective cover in order to avoid any accidental activation and/or any short circuit. The terminals of the spare batteries must be protected by adhesive and/or placed individually in a Ziploc plastic bag.
USB Power Bank
Power banks are lithium-ion batteries and considered as spare batteries. Therefore, you can transport them only in the cabin.
You can transport 2 power banks provided that each of them does not exceed 160 Wh and their terminals are protected against short-circuit by isolating them with some adhesive.
Computer hardware and electronics
If you are embarking from Paris-Charles de Gaulle to Los Angeles, electronic devices (laptops, tablets, mobile phones, game consoles, cameras, camcorders…) need to be given special attention. Please ensure batteries are properly charged and functioning. In case of control, if the device is discharged or defective, you may be denied to board on the flight with this equipment.
Liquids/Gels/Aerosols
You can bring on board liquids, gels and aerosols in small quantities (maximum 100 ml per product) if placed in a (1) one-quart transparent Ziploc bag of approximately 20 cm x 20 cm (approx. 8 in x 8 in).
Beverages and other items purchased in the duty-free boarding area may be carried in the cabin without limitation of number or volume capacity.
Exceptions:
- If you are traveling with a baby, there is no limit to the transportation of his/her food necessary for the flight.
- For medical reasons, you can transport medicines with a capacity exceeding the limit indicated above.
Medication and medical accessories
If you need to transport medicines in the cabin, it is recommended that you keep your prescription as well as your medicines’ packaging and instructions leaflet for security checks purposes.
Besides, if medication needs to keep refrigerated, please make your own arrangements as Air Tahiti Nui cannot keep them refrigerated on board.
If you need to keep medical equipment in the cabin (eg.: syringes), you will have to declare it during the safety checks.
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