Power bank in flight

Allowed in cabin baggage only. Strictly prohibited in checked baggage.

Laptop in cabin/check-in

Cabin strongly recommended; checked baggage only if fully powered off and padded.

Technically allowed but discouraged. Phones must be switched off if checked in.

Allowed in cabin. Pack heavy tripods or light stands in checked baggage.

Allowed in cabin if individually protected. Not allowed loose in checked baggage.

Allowed only if the lithium battery is removable. Battery must be in cabin when bag is checked.

Allowed in cabin mode with flight-safe settings. Must pause during safety demo and landing announcements.

Tablets and essential meds are allowed in both cabin and checked baggage; carry prescriptions for controlled drugs.

Allowed in cabin with proof of medical need. Needles must remain capped until use.

Metered-dose inhalers are exempt from the 100ml limit but should be declared if metallic.

Carried as free medical equipment. Batteries must meet lithium limits and devices need prior airline intimation for in-flight use.

Manual aids allowed in cabin after security check. Battery wheelchairs need advance approval.

Exempt from 100ml rule when traveling with an infant. Must be presented for screening separately.

Dry vegetarian or non-vegetarian snacks allowed in cabin; oily curries and gravies must be checked.

Allowed in both cabin and checked baggage if sealed. Large commercial quantities are subject to customs.

Allowed in both cabin and checked baggage. Keep them below duty-free personal allowance when returning to India.