The maximum size of hand luggage is 45x20x35 cm and max weigh is 8 kg.

You may bring liquids with you in containers which does not exceed 100 ml (1 dl). The containers should be stored in a transparent 1-liter resealable plastic bag. If you do not have such a bag, they are available at all Swedish airports (in some airports there can be a fee for these bags).

Liquids include jellies, creams, water, toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, juice, perfume, shaving cream, sprays and other articles of similar consistencies. Liquid medicine, baby food and diet foods should be packed in a way that makes it easy for to show them in the security check at the airport. Liquids such as medicine, baby food and diet foods do not have to be in plastic bags.

The rules for restrictions on liquids do not include checked in baggage. Be sure to pack liquids in checked in baggage in such a way that they do not break or open during transport. Any damage that occurs in checked in baggage if a bottle breaks will not be replaced.

We ask that you be at the airport in good time due to the possibility that queues may occur to the security check. Read more about the new rules at the Swedish Transport Agency.

The following devices stated is forbidden to use during take off and landing, and when the “Fasten your seatbelt” sign is on

• Laptop
• Audio and video recording equipment
• Electronic toys
• Calculators
• Pagers
• Electric shaver

The following devices is forbidden to use during the whole journey and must be placed in your hand luggage

• Cell phone/Walkie-Talkie
• CD-player
• Radio transmitter
• Remote control devices
• Radio and TV transmitter
• Electronic cigarettes
• Other devices that is not mentioned but that contains an active transmitter

All types of batteries are prohibited in checked baggage on our passenger flights, whether they are loose or installed in equipment. Batteries may only be carried in hand baggage, in accordance with applicable Dangerous Goods Regulations and with the airline’s approval.

• May only be carried after approval by the operator
• The equipment must be free of fuel and be well cleaned so that all possible danger of ignition is eliminated
• The liquid container must have been allowed to dry for at least 1 hour after drainage, and disassembled for a further 6 hours so that all possible liquid has been evaporated
• Before transporting, the lid must be put on and the equipment wrapped in absorbent material (eg paper towels) to be placed in a bag made of polyethylene material. The bag must be sealed with elastic band for extra security.

• You are not allowed to bring objects that can harm you, other passengers, or our staff (e.g. objects with sharp points or edges) on board flights with populAir.
• Some items, such as flammable, corrosive, radioactive, or oxidizing materials, are considered dangerous goods and are not allowed to be transported on the aircraft.
• Electronic cigarettes, pipes, or cigars are not permitted for use on populAir flights and must not be checked in either.
• Fermented herring in cans is prohibited both as carry-on and checked baggage on airplanes due to its strong odor and the risk of the cans exploding due to pressure changes. The smell can be very unpleasant for other passengers, and an explosion can create safety issues. Therefore, it is best to send fermented herring by mail or another transport. 
• All types of batteries are prohibited in checked baggage on our passenger flights, whether they are loose or installed in equipment. Batteries may only be carried in hand baggage, in accordance with applicable Dangerous Goods Regulations and with the airline’s approval.thod.

For more information about travelling with dangerous goods please go to the Swedish Transport Agency's website.