Dangerous goods/Lithium batteries

It is always prohibited to carry dangerous goods onboard our flights.

Dangerous goods may include (but are not limited to):

Compressed gases (e.g. gas cartridges for air pumps)
Corrosive and combustible liquids
Paint
Fireworks
Poisons
Substances containing bacteria or viruses

Lithium batteries must always be carried in your hand baggage, and may not exceed 160 Wh per battery. Lithium batteries must be disconnected and protected against short-circuiting. You may bring a maximum of 2 lithium batteries between 100 - 160 Wh. If the battery strength is between 100 - 160 Wh. You must contact Jettime’s Customer Service for a transport permission.

If your electric wheelchair uses lithium batteries, you can bring either 1 battery of 300 Wh or 2 batteries of 160 Wh each. You must contact Jettime’s Customer Service for a transport permission.

It is not allowed to bring hoverboards, segways, balance boards, etc. containing lithium batteries.

Read more about dangerous goods on IATA's website