Charter Flights Regulations:
- Passengers must enter and exit from the same airport.
- Passengers must arrive at their destination on the charter flight.
- Passengers must be in Egypt for touristic purposes and stay for less than 30 days.
Prohibited Items for Carry-On and Checked Baggage
For the safety and security of all passengers, the following items are not permitted in either carry-on or checked baggage:
- Power banks/batteries
- Ammunition
- Blasting caps
- Detonators and fuses
- Mines, grenades, and other explosive military stores
- Fireworks and other pyrotechnics
- Smoke-generating canisters and cartridges
- Dynamite, gunpowder, and plastic explosives
Note: Power banks must only be transported in hand luggage, adhering to short-circuit protection requirements.
Prohibited Items for Carry-On Baggage Only
Additionally, certain items are strictly forbidden in your carry-on baggage:
- Firearms (including toy guns and parts of firearms)
- Stunning devices (such as tasers)
- Sharp objects (including knives with blades over 6 cm, large scissors, and martial arts equipment with a sharp point or edge)
- Workmen's tools (such as drills, saws, and blowtorches)
- Blunt instruments (like bats and clubs)
- Explosives (replica devices and any form of explosive materials)
Attention Passengers Flying to Egypt
In line with Egypt's legislation, the import of the following items is prohibited:
- Paintball equipment
- Hunting ammunition and drill rounds
- Ammunition shells (including spent shells)
- Weapon replicas of any kind
- Quadcopters/flying drones
Carrying drill rounds or spent shells is considered weapon possession, leading to detention, fines, and deportation. Quadcopters/drones are subject to confiscation by customs, with return upon departure after paying service and storage fees.
Ensure your baggage complies with these regulations to facilitate a hassle-free journey to Egypt with us.