US Lacrosse Age Guidelines: Ensuring Fair Play and Safety in Youth Lacrosse

How are age groups determined in US Lacrosse. What are the key elements of the new player segmentation policy. Why is age-based grouping important for youth lacrosse development.

Understanding US Lacrosse Age Guidelines

US Lacrosse, the national governing body for men’s and women’s lacrosse in the United States, has established comprehensive age and eligibility guidelines to promote fair play, safety, and sportsmanship in youth lacrosse. These guidelines are designed to create a level playing field among players of similar age, size, and ability.

The age groupings are determined based on the player’s age as of August 31st preceding competition. This system allows for consistent categorization across different leagues and associations.

Age Grouping Quick Reference Table

• U14: Players must be 13 years old or younger
• U12: Players must be 11 years old or younger
• U10: Players must be 9 years old or younger
• U8: Players must be 7 years old or younger

It’s important to note that these age groupings are not literal. For example, U14 means “Under 14,” indicating that players who are 13 years old or younger on the cutoff date may participate in U14 competition.

The Shift to Age-Based Teams

In a significant move, US Lacrosse has adopted a new player segmentation policy to further enhance player safety, competitive fairness, and consistency in youth lacrosse experiences. This policy, approved by the US Lacrosse Board of Directors, is set to take effect on September 1, 2017, though organizations are encouraged to implement it sooner if possible.

Why is this shift important? Age-based teams allow for more appropriate physical and cognitive matchups between players, reducing the risk of injuries and creating a more enjoyable experience for all participants.

Key Elements of the New Policy

1. Emphasis on single-age year groupings (12-month span)
2. Age determination based on September 1st, aligning with most school systems
3. Defined 12-month playing season starting September 1st
4. Standardized nomenclature listing age first (e.g., 12U)

Implementing Age Verification Systems

To support the new age-based system, US Lacrosse has developed an online age verification system. This system includes a review of birth certificates or other legal documents to confirm players’ birth dates, ensuring accurate age grouping and fair competition.

How does this age verification system benefit youth lacrosse? It provides a reliable method for leagues and events to monitor participants’ ages, reducing the likelihood of age-related discrepancies and maintaining competitive balance.

League and Association Play Guidelines

US Lacrosse recommends that leagues and associations organize competition primarily by age. However, they should also consider physical, cognitive, and emotional maturity when grouping players. This approach ensures a more holistic assessment of player development and readiness for competition.

For programs that organize teams by grade, US Lacrosse advises that these teams should play in the age division determined by the oldest player on their roster. This guideline helps maintain fairness across different organizational structures.

Grouping Recommendations

• Single birth year or single grade teams are preferable
• If grouping two years/grades, limit the maximum age difference to 24 months
• Consider physical size, skill, and maturity when organizing multiple teams within an age group

High School Player Eligibility

US Lacrosse has specific guidelines regarding high school players’ participation in youth leagues. Players who are part of any high school level program, including freshman, JV-B, junior varsity, varsity, or club teams, should not be eligible for U14 competition in the same season.

Why is this rule in place? It prevents more experienced high school players from competing against younger, less experienced players in youth leagues, maintaining competitive balance and ensuring appropriate skill-level matchups.

However, these players may be eligible for U14 competition at other times of the year, such as summer or fall ball, depending on the sponsoring league or organization’s guidelines.

Benefits of Age-Based Grouping in Youth Lacrosse

The shift towards age-based teams in youth lacrosse offers numerous benefits for players, coaches, and the sport as a whole. By grouping players of similar ages together, US Lacrosse aims to create a more equitable and developmental-friendly environment.

Key Advantages

• Enhanced player safety through appropriate physical matchups
• Improved skill development with peers at similar cognitive stages
• Increased competitive balance and fairness
• Better alignment with school grade levels
• Consistent experience across different leagues and regions

How does age-based grouping contribute to long-term athlete development? By ensuring players compete against others of similar physical and cognitive development, it allows for more appropriate challenges and skill progression, fostering a love for the game and reducing burnout or discouragement.

Challenges and Considerations in Implementing Age-Based Systems

While the benefits of age-based grouping are clear, implementing such a system across diverse lacrosse programs nationwide presents certain challenges. US Lacrosse acknowledges these difficulties and provides guidance to help organizations transition smoothly.

Potential Challenges

• Adjusting existing team structures and league formats
• Aligning with school-based programs that may use grade-level grouping
• Educating parents and coaches about the benefits of the new system
• Ensuring consistent application across different regions and programs

To address these challenges, US Lacrosse emphasizes the importance of clear communication, gradual implementation, and flexibility in adapting to local needs while maintaining the core principles of age-based grouping.

The Future of Youth Lacrosse Development

The adoption of age-based teams and the new player segmentation policy represents a significant step forward in the development of youth lacrosse in the United States. These changes align with best practices in youth sports development and reflect US Lacrosse’s commitment to creating a positive, safe, and fair environment for young players.

How will these changes shape the future of lacrosse? By focusing on age-appropriate competition and development, US Lacrosse aims to:

• Increase player retention and long-term participation in the sport
• Improve overall skill development and game understanding
• Enhance player safety and reduce burnout
• Create a more enjoyable experience for players, coaches, and families
• Standardize youth lacrosse structures across the country

As these guidelines continue to be implemented and refined, the lacrosse community can expect to see a more structured, fair, and development-focused approach to youth competition. This approach not only benefits individual players but also contributes to the overall growth and quality of the sport at all levels.

US Lacrosse’s commitment to age-based teams and comprehensive player segmentation policies demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to youth sports development. By prioritizing player safety, fair competition, and appropriate skill progression, these guidelines set a strong foundation for the continued growth and success of lacrosse in the United States.

As the sport continues to evolve, it will be crucial for leagues, associations, and event organizers to embrace these guidelines and work collaboratively to create the best possible environment for young lacrosse players. Through this collective effort, the future of youth lacrosse looks bright, promising an engaging, safe, and rewarding experience for players of all ages and skill levels.

Age & Eligibility Guidelines – South Beach Storm Lacrosse

US Lacrosse establishes eligibility guidelines in order to promote the game of lacrosse among the youth of America in a safe and sportsmanlike environment. To best achieve this goal, US Lacrosse believes that leagues, associations, and other organizers of youth lacrosse should seek to provide playing opportunities that, as much as possible, establish a “level playing field” among players of similar age, size, and ability.

Age Grouping Quick Reference Table

Age and Eligibility Guidelines are not considered “game-day rules” and are not enforced as game-day rules by officials. Exceptions to age divisions cannot be made on game day and all coaches must adhere to classifications as determined by their league or association.

League and Association Play

Leagues and associations should organize competition by age, and consider physical, cognitive, and emotional maturity when grouping players. For leagues or associations in which some local programs choose to organize their teams by grade, those teams should play in the age division determined by the oldest player on their roster. Teams organized by single birth year or single grade are suggested, but if a league needs to group two years/grades together it should strive to limit the maximum age difference between players in a youth game to no more than twenty-four (24) months.

Players who are participating in any high-school level program such as a high school freshman, JV-B, junior varsity, varsity or club team should not be eligible for U14 competition in the same season. This means that a player who is age-eligible for U14 but plays on a high school level team should not concurrently play on a youth league U14 team. At other times of the year this player may be U14 eligible; for example, for summer ball or fall ball play, depending on the guidelines of the sponsoring league or organization.

The following age groupings are determined as of the August 31st preceding competition.

NOTE: Age group references used in this section are in common usage but should not be understood literally. The U14 (read: “Under 14”) grouping means that, if a player is 13 years old or younger on the cutoff date, he may participate in U14 competition.

U14:

All players must be 13 years old or younger on the August 31st preceding competition.

U12:

All players must be 11 years old or younger on the August 31st preceding competition.

U10:

All players must be 9 years old or younger on the August 31st preceding competition.

U8:

All players must be 7 years old or younger on the August 31st preceding competition.

It is recommended that when multiple teams exist, the program should consider physical size, skill, and maturity when organizing teams.

US Lacrosse Going Back to Age Based Teams

By Brian Logue

BALTIMORE — US Lacrosse, the national governing body for men’s and women’s lacrosse, has adopted a new player segmentation policy to help ensure player safety, competitive fairness and a consistent experience for youth lacrosse. The policy was approved by the US Lacrosse Board of Directors in January.

In order to allow leagues, programs and events to adjust, the policy will go into effect on September 1, 2017, but groups are encouraged to begin following the policy sooner if logistics permit.

“We want this to happen as soon as possible, but we know it will take some time for people to adapt to these changes,” said Kristen Murray, vice chair of the US Lacrosse Board of Directors and chair of the task force that recommended the policy. “We need to keep driving it forward, because this is what’s best for the kids.”

Among the notable items in the player segmentation policy:

• An emphasis on grouping players by single-age years (12-month span).
• Age is based on player’s age as of September 1 in an attempt to align with the majority of school systems nationwide to allow players to play with people in their own grade level.
• Firmly defined playing season that begins its 12-month cycle on September 1.
• Standardized nomenclature that lists age first, i.e., 12U.

In order to help leagues and events monitor the age of participants, US Lacrosse has developed an online age verification system, which includes a review of a birth certificate or other legal document to confirm a player’s birth date.

“All of these things — player segmentation, age verification, athlete development — improve the quality of competition, play and overall experience,” said George Leveille, a task force member who also serves as organizer of the popular Summit Lacrosse Tournament in Lake Placid, N.Y. “The new player segmentation policy was designed to increase participation by making it a more enjoyable and safer playing experience. ”  

Rules for each age group will be determined by the US Lacrosse rules subcommittees. The rules subcommittees meet each spring and summer to propose rules, which are voted on by the US Lacrosse Board of Directors in September. The rules for each age group will be in sync with the Lacrosse Athlete Development Model, a new initiative for US Lacrosse launched this year.

Members of the lacrosse community wishing to provide input to the rules change process can do so by visiting the following links:

Boys: http://www.uslacrosse.org/rules/boys-rules/boys-rule-change-proposal-form.aspx

Girls: http://www.uslacrosse.org/rules/girls-rules/girls-rule-change-proposal-form.aspx

US Lacrosse recognizes that many leagues and programs are currently grouped in age spans beyond 12 months. For local league and community-based play, organizations may form teams with up to a 24-month age variance if necessary to ensure participation. If two age groups are combined, the even year age should be the maximum age for the paired segment (i. e., 7U/8U) and teams with a greater than 12-month variance must play by the rules for the youngest age group of the team. Local organizations that choose to form teams with a 24-month variance should have appropriate risk management policies and planning in place to ensure that player safety is not compromised.

A chart with the player segmentations for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 seasons is available here.

A task force that included US Lacrosse staff, volunteers, and lacrosse leaders from around the country developed the player segmentation policy. A complete copy of the policy is available on the US Lacrosse web site. Helping to guide the decision making process was a research-based position paper on recommendations for youth lacrosse participation published in 2011.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did the US Lacrosse Board of Directors adopt this policy?

The US Lacrosse Board of Directors adopted the player segmentation policy for three primary reasons: Player safety, competitive fairness and consistent experience for participants.

Why was age chosen to segment players?

Age is the best indicator for determining how to group children due to physical and cognitive development. It is also the most easily verified method to segment players. The new US Lacrosse age verification system will assist leagues and events in ensuring that players are segmented properly. However, the age groupings were designed to align as closely as possible with students’ grade level in school so that they can participate with their classmates.

What happens if there are not enough players to field a team using the new segmentations?

The task force recognized that some programs will not have enough players to segment by single-aged years. Provisions are included to allow 24-month age segmentations for local league and community-based play, if necessary, to ensure participation. The aim of the policy is to improve the experience for everyone in order increase participation, not discourage it.

Why was September 1 chosen as the start date of the season?

The playing season was firmly defined as September 1 through August 31 of each year to help ensure consistency. The fall date was chosen as the start date for the new season, as the majority of teams use the fall to begin their preparation for the upcoming spring and summer seasons.

Why is the age listed first on the groupings?

The nomenclature for age groupings was changed to have the age listed first for clarity and to allow for a clear break between youth (14U and younger) and scholastic (15U to 18U) lacrosse. Previously, the U15 level was considered youth, but often included age-eligible high school players. Those situations will be limited in the new structure.

Player Development — Brooklyn Lacrosse

6U (Pee Wee, Co-Ed)

6U Pee Wee Co-Ed lacrosse is the first experience with the sport of lacrosse for many young athletes. The boys entering at this point have a vast difference in their physical and cognitive developments. The game they play should be designed to “level the playing field” and provide opportunity for any and every child that wants to participate. The emphasis at this age group should be to instill a love and excitement of playing, while developing fundamental movement skills that will be valuable in any future athletic endeavors. Careful planning must be used to ensure that the environment is inclusive of all athletes, provides multiple opportunities for each athlete to “touch” the ball, encourages experimentation, and is a place that the athlete will want to come back to again and again, helping to develop physical literacy. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – FUN – Simple rules of play – Good Sportsmanship

8U Boys

8U Boys lacrosse is many young athletes first experience with the sport of lacrosse. The boys entering at this point have a vast difference in their physical and cognitive development. The game they play should be designed to level the playing field. Every effort should be made so kids have the opportunity to play and develop the fundamental skills of lacrosse. The emphasis at this age group is on instilling a love and excitement of playing, while developing the fundamental athletic skills that will be valuable in any future athletic endeavors. Careful planning must be used to ensure that the environment is inclusive of all athletes, provides multiple opportunities for each athlete to “touch” the ball, encourages experimentation, and is a place that the athlete will want to come back to again and again. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – FUN – Introduce basic lacrosse concepts – Explore competition in lacrosse – Basic rules of play – Good sportsmanship

10U Boys

10U Boys lacrosse is where young athletes begin developing fundamental technical skills in lacrosse. The boys entering the sport at this point have a vast difference in their physical and cognitive development and the game they play should be designed to develop a combination of athletic movement skills, and fundamental technical skills for playing lacrosse. The emphasis at this age group is on instilling a love and excitement of playing, while developing the fundamental athletic skills that will be valuable in any future athletic endeavors. Careful planning must be used to ensure that the environment is inclusive of all athletes, provides multiple opportunities for each athlete to “touch” the ball, encourages experimentation, and a progressive development of existing technical skills. Athletes should be coached to have a “Growth Mindset” by having effort is praised ahead of results. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – FUN – Trying new skills in a team setting – Learning and exploring overall play of the game – Sportsmanship

11U Boys Select

This team seeks to compete at the highest levels of youth lacrosse in the tri-state area with the goal of advanced player development at the individual and team level. The team will practice 2-3 times per week and compete in approximately 10 games or tournaments through an extended season from January 8 to June 24/25. Training sessions will be led by experienced coaches, possibly including a paid coach on weekdays. Interested players must try out for the team in January and attend pre-season practices in January and February. Players are expected to make lacrosse their primary spring sport, with a commitment to attend 90% of practices and games (including pre-season). Details are below.

12U Boys

12U Boys lacrosse is where young athletes are honing their technical skills and begin building the tactical skills needed in lacrosse. The boys entering the sport at this point have a vast difference in their physical and cognitive development and the game they play should be designed to reinforce fundamental technical skills and practical tactical applications for playing lacrosse. Essentially, they are preparing to be competitors. Careful planning must be used to ensure that the environment is inclusive of all athletes, provides multiple opportunities for each athlete to “touch” the ball, encourages experimentation, and a progressive development of existing technical skills. Additionally, the technical skills they are honing, are now being applied to the tactical aspect of the game. Athletes should be coached to have a “Growth Mindset” by having effort praised ahead of results. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – FUN – Using technical skills in game situations – Exploring and applying new tactical skills – Sportsmanship

14U Boys

14U Boys lacrosse is where young athletes begin emerging into a competitive environment. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – Fun – Sportsmanship – Using technical skills in game situation. – Exploring and applying new tactical skills

19U Boys

In-Progress

8U Girls

8U Girls lacrosse is the age when many young athletes first experience the sport of lacrosse. The children entering at this point often differ greatly in their physical and cognitive development. Consequently the game they play should be designed to “level the playing field” and provide opportunity for any child that wants to participate. The emphasis at this age level is on instilling a love and excitement of playing, while also developing the fundamental movement skills that will be valuable in future athletic endeavors. The competition playing rules for 8U encourage multiple opportunities for each athlete to “touch” the ball, work with teammates and develop general physical literacy. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – FUN – Following simple rules of play – Good Sportsmanship

10U Girls

10U Girls lacrosse is where young athletes begin developing fundamental technical skills in lacrosse. The game they play should be designed to develop a combination of athletic movements, skills, and fundamental technical skills for playing lacrosse. The emphasis at this age level is still on instilling a love and excitement of playing. The competition playing rules for 10U encourage multiple opportunities for each athlete to “touch” the ball, work with teammates, develop general physical literacy and a progressive development of existing technical skills. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – FUN – Good Sportsmanship – Trying new skills in a team setting – Learning and exploring overall play of the game

12U Girls

12U Girls lacrosse is where young athletes are honing their technical skills and begin building the tactical skills needed in lacrosse. The game they play should be reinforcing fundamental technical skills and practical tactical applications for playing lacrosse. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – Fun – Using technical skills in game situation – Exploring and applying new tactical skills – Sportsmanship

14U Girls

14U Girls lacrosse is where young athletes begin emerging into a competitive environment. The game they play should be reinforcing fundamental technical skills and practical tactical applications for playing lacrosse. Essentially they are preparing to be competitors. With respect to the competition at this level, coaches, parents, and officials should emphasize: – Fun – Using technical skills in game situation – Exploring and applying new tactical skills – Sportsmanship

19U Girls

In-Progress

United States | World Lacrosse

United States

Int’l Phone: +1 410 235 6882

Website: http://www. uslacrosse.org/

US Lacrosse is the national governing body of lacrosse in the United States.

As the sport’s national governing body, US Lacrosse provides national leadership, structure and resources to fuel the sport’s growth and enrich the experience of participants.

Who We Are

• More than 450,000 members nationwide
• 68 chapters in 45 states
• More than 80 full-time staff members
• More than 300 volunteers serving on national boards and committees
• More than 7,000 donors to the US Lacrosse Foundation

While primarily serving the youth level, US Lacrosse, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, is committed to providing a leadership role in virtually every aspect of the game.

Our Impact

• Make the Sport Safer – We have invested nearly $1 million in safety research projects, studying everything from head injuries to hydration.
• Train and Certify Coaches – More than 20,000 people have participated in our Coaching Education Program, helping them to teach the sport correctly and safely.
• Train and Certify Officials – Nearly 6,900 officials took our online courses in 2012 alone, helping them to keep games safe and fair.
• Create Opportunities to Play – Through initiatives like our First Stick Program, we have provided 1,028 grants since 2000, totaling more than 27,000 pieces of equipment that have given hundreds of thousands of kids the opportunity to play.
• Elevate the Sport’s Visibility – Our 27-time world champion U.S. National Teams set the standard for excellence in international lacrosse.
• Pioneer National Standards – Our Youth Rules & Best Practices Guidebooks, which focus on age-appropriate player development, team play, sportsmanship and safety, have been distributed to more than 320,000 players, parents, coaches and officials.
• Educate the Lacrosse Community – Our US Lacrosse Convention has grown to bring more than 7,000 coaches, officials, administrators and fans together each January.

Primary Contacts

US Lacrosse Announces 2021 NTDP Process

US Lacrosse Announces 2021 NTDP Process

Thu Feb 25 2021 | Press Release | USA Insider

SPARKS, Md. — The National Team Development Program (NTDP), an extended pathway for elite high school players to lay the foundation for eventual participation on the U.S. national teams, is back in 2021. US Lacrosse has announced the process and dates for the 2021 program.

The NTDP is a three-phase journey in one calendar year, starting with regional tryouts primarily held in conjunction with some of the top tournaments around the country. Following the regional tryouts, the top 150 boys and girls will be selected to attend national combines at US Lacrosse headquarters in August. The final phase will be 22-player teams named for the USA Select U16 and U18 squads that will participate in the Fall Classic in October.

The regional tryouts are one-day evaluations that last for two and a half hours. During these sessions, players will work hand-in-hand with U.S. national team coaches and players. US Lacrosse has created a standard, well-organized curriculum to be used at every regional tryout where players are evaluated and developed on both technical and tactical skills.

The curriculum for the regionals tryouts is fast-paced, focusing on position-specific, as well as team skills through a series of drills including competition in 1v1’s, 2v2’s, transition drills, and 6v6. Competition, drills, and playing situations are specifically designed to give the evaluators insight into the following areas where they will be rated: athleticism, stickwork, positional skill, game IQ, decision making and on-field presence.

For the regional tryouts, US Lacrosse has teamed up with five event operators — Adrenaline, NXT, PrimeTime, Summit Lacrosse Ventures and Trilogy Lacrosse — to host the tryouts in conjunction with scheduled tournaments.

“We are thrilled to be working with these best-in-class tournament operators to deliver the 2021 NTDP regional tryouts,” said Natalie Wills, senior manager of the National Team Development Program. “This year, we’re going to where the athletes are, and look forward to reaching as many USA hopefuls as possible this summer.”

Generally, the regional tryout will take place the day before the tournament begins. Players do not need to be participating in the tournament to attend the regional tryout. For individuals unable to attend a regional tryout location, there will be a virtual application process. That application process will open later this spring. Here’s the full list of regional tryout dates and locations:

Regional Tryouts

Day	Date	Event	Location	Gender
Friday	May 28	US Lacrosse National Tournament	Baltimore, Md	Women’s Only
Monday	June 7	US Lacrosse Headquarters Event	Sparks, Md.	Men’s Only
Tuesday	June 8	US Lacrosse Headquarters Event	Sparks, Md.	Women’s Only
Friday	June 11	Southern Invitational	Woodstock, Ga.	M&W
Friday	June 18	America’s Finest Rivalry	San Diego, Calif.	M&W
Friday	June 18	PrimeTime Shootout	Lancaster, Mass.	M&W
Thursday	June 24	The Radar Invitational	Hillsborough, N. J.	Women’s Only
Friday	June 25	Northstar Capital City Classic / Saratoga Lacrosse Shootout	Albany, N.Y.	M&W
Friday	June 25	MidAmerica Invitational	Westfield, Ind.	M&W
Friday	June 25	The Radar Invitational	Hillsborough, N.J.	Men’s Only
Monday	June 28	Long Island Tryout	Dix Hills, N.Y.	M&W
Tuesday	July 6	Platinum Cup	Frederica, Del.	Men’s Only
Friday	July 9	Western Shootout	Colorado Springs, Colo.	M&W

Men’s Registration Links | Women’s Registration Links

To be eligible for the 2021 National Team Development Program, individuals must be born before August 31, 2007.

U18: The player must be born on or between September 1, 2002 and August 31, 2004. 
U16: The player must be born on or between September 1, 2004 and August 31, 2007. 

The Development Program is for high school athletes only. 

*You must be enrolled in high school or 9th grade by the start of the 2021 academic school year to be eligible. If you are age-eligible, but still enrolled in middle school or 8th grade at the beginning of the 2021 academic school year, you are not eligible to participate this year.  

**If you are enrolled in college at the start of the 2021 fall college semester, even if under the age of 18, you are not eligible to participate. 

***Any age-eligible 2021s who are not enrolled in college by Fall of 2021 are welcome to apply as well. 

The NTDP program held its first full season in 2019 and more than 1,300 of the nation’s top young players participated. The program was put on hold in 2020 due the global COVID-19 pandemic.

The NTDP program is supported by our partners, Cascade, Hudl, Maverik, NCSA and Squad Locker.

For more information about the NTDP, please visit: https://teamusa.uslacrosse.org/NTDP

Boys U8 Traveling League

U8 BOYS PROGRAM

(DOB September 1st, 2012 – August 31st, 2014, primarily 1st and 2nd graders)

2021 LLA Season Overview

Season Dates: mid May – mid July.  The season concludes at the YLM Jamboree in mid July.   Dates to come soon.

Teams:  There are no tryouts at this age level.  If there are multiple teams, teams will be equally divided.  Our goal is to have 11 players on a team to maximize playing time.  This varies based on registration numbers.

Registration Fee: $145 (plus a US Lacrosse Membership)

What is a USLacrosse Membership?  Every LLA member must be registered with USLacrosse.  It is $30 for a one year membership. A USLacrosse membership provides the player with lacrosse injury insurance.  More information can be found at www.uslacrosse.org.  

Equipment: Boys will need a helmet, shoulder/arm pads, gloves, a mouth guard (not clear), protective cup, and a boys lacrosse stick. (No long sticks allowed at the U8 level)  Cleats are not required but highly recommended. No hockey equipment is allowed under USLacrosse rules.

Uniforms:  Uniforms are provided by the LLA.  They consist of a jersey and shorts.  We also provide a practice pinnie.

Practices & Games: Practices are 2x a week.   Practices will be held at a field in Lakeville.  Games will be during the week except for the tournament & Jamboree. 

Tournaments: U8 Boys will participate in 1-2 tournaments in the metro area.

YLM Jamboree:  That dates are coming soon.  Jamboree is usually the middle weekend of July.  U8 Boys conclude the season with the YLM Jamboree.  

Ages: The LLA follows the USLacrosse age guidelines of

September 1st, 2012 – August 31st, 2014

Boys U8 Season Overview:  

• This is a travel program with a focus on teamwork and player development.  Lakeville teams participate against teams from other Twin Cities communities.
• The U8 boys program focuses on the fundamentals of lacrosse.
• All players have equal playing time.  All will have FUN!

U8 Rules and Design:

• Team rosters ~ 11 players.
• Games are played on a half field with 5 players on the field, no goalies
• Smaller goals at U8 level – 3×3 feet (or standard goal flipped to triangle)
• No face-offs at U8 level.   Coin toss for first possession, then team that is scored upon gets ball on GLE to restart.  Start each quarter by alternate possession.
• No score is kept.
• 3 pass “hot” rule in effect.   To be “hot”, the players’ must complete three successful passes and then are able to shoot.
• 12 minute running quarters
• No body checking

U8 Boys Rulebook: Please refer to our homepage for a copy of all boys rules by each age level.

Attendance Expectations – LLA understands that players, parents, and families have many obligations that may present schedule conflicts with lacrosse practice or games.  Please do your best to communicate any possible absence to the coaches.

Please contact Max Mittelstaedt, our LLA Boys Director, at [email protected] with any questions.

SLYLA Spring Lacrosse Teams – Lou Fusz Athletic

5em; font-family: “>SLYLA Spring 2021, the main season for youth lacrosse aka the fastest-game-on-two-feet!  We offer competitive and recreational team options for every boy and girl ages 6-15 (regardless of skill and experience). WE DO NOT MAKE CUTS (you sign up, you play).  We have multiple teams per age group, so we separate our teams out by age, athleticism, lax IQ and skill level.  Our LFA Teams play in the SLYLA Lacrosse League against other area teams. SLYLA is the largest and best league in the area featuring trained, certified, and background-checked coaches and officials (and is a US Lacrosse GOLD STICK Award-Winning League 1 of only 18 in the country). We host the SLYLA league at our two beautiful facilities: Lou Fusz Training Center at Rams Park, and the Lou Fusz Soccer Complex.

AGE & ELIGIBILITY
We follow US Lacrosse Age Guidelines. CLICK HERE TO SEE REFERENCE CHART 

Age groups = every 2 years: 14U / 12U / 10U / 8U
*15 year olds are allowed to play 14U
*Players are allowed to play up an age group but never down

5em; font-family: “>TEAMS  OPTIONS AND PRICING:
Boys and Girls ages 7-15 or 1st-8th grade (age groups: 14U / 12U / 10U / 8U) **15 year olds are allowed to play 14U**
**If you are 6 or younger, please try out LITTLE LOU’s LACROSSE PROGRAM (4-6 year olds)**
**Players are allowed to play up an age group but never down**

• 14U (typically 7th & 8th graders) $395
• 12U (typically 5th & 6th graders) $345
• 10U (typically 3rd & 4th graders) $295
• 8U (typically 1st & 2nd graders) $250

MANDATORY US LACROSSE MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED FOR ALL PLAYERS:
All Lou Fusz Lacrosse and SLYLA League players are required to have a valid US Lacrosse Youth Membership ($30). If you have already have a membership, make sure it is renewed and up to date.

GET US LACROSSE MEMBERSHIP HERE: http://www.uslacrosse.org/membership.aspx

UNIFORM:
FREE for ALL players. Uniform consists of custom reversible jersey and shorts

QUESTIONS?
Contact our Executive Director Todd Dillon at [email protected] or at 314-221-7895

90,000 The American Film Association may revoke the age rating of a new Trier film

On November 28, 140 US theaters screened the director’s cut, which is one minute longer than the theatrical version. This version has not been rated by the American Film Association, which indicates an age rating for viewing. At the same time, the theatrical version should appear in the American box office on December 14 with an R rating (children under 17 only accompanied by adults).

The Film Association of America stated that public screenings of unrated versions of a film may be shown in theaters no earlier than 90 days prior to the start of a rated version and no later than 90 days after it ends. This is done so that viewers do not confuse different versions.

The American Association is ready to withdraw the R rating from the theatrical version of The House That Jack Built. According to them,

The effectiveness of the American Film Association ratings depends on whether American parents trust our recommendations.Therefore, there are clear rules for the use of ratings. Failure to do so can lead to misleading parents and undermine the credibility of our system.

American Film Association ratings are not a requirement for distribution in the United States. However, the lack of a rating, as a rule, entails cinemas’ refusals from wide distribution of the film.

The film distributors, IFC Films, commented on the news:

The main priority of IFC Films is to preserve the artistic intent of filmmakers. We do not believe that one-day screenings of an unrated director’s cut were against the rules of the American Film Association.

IndieWire advises that the 90-day rule applies only to film distributions that last at least seven days, but not one-day screenings, according to the American Film Association’s rule of thumb. This is probably what IFC Films will emphasize in its further statements.

The House That Jack Built, about serial killer Jack, drew controversy during an out-of-competition screening at the Cannes Film Festival.The scenes containing violence against children and women caused displeasure among the audience. More than a hundred people left the hall.

IFC Films is a New York-based film company that distributes films from European and American independent authors. In particular, in 2006 they oversaw the distribution of the BBC and Netflix documentary This Film Is Not Yet Rated, directed by Dick Kirby, who was a fierce critic of the American Film Association’s rating system.

The American Film Association’s rating system was established in 1968.According to the results of the 2017 study, during the entire period of operation, ratings were assigned to 29,791 films. On average, this is 587 films per year.

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Prohibited items on the plane

Items that can be carried in carry-on and checked baggage.What is forbidden to carry on an airplane

No one really knows what is still possible and what cannot be taken in hand luggage and luggage. Even if you fly often, some kind of lighter or hairspray can be confusing.

We went through the requirements of different airlines, spiced up with personal experience and are ready to tell you how to pack your suitcases so that everything is exactly according to the rules.

We understand that now is not the best time for travel. But in addition to regularly updating the chronicle of the coronavirus, we continue to inspire you through fascinating articles about flights to different parts of the world.And once the world opens its doors again, you will be more ready than ever.

Can I carry in carry-on baggage and baggage:

What else is useful to know about carry-on baggage and baggage:

⇾ Why were the scissors allowed in my carry-on baggage at one airport and taken away at another? Where do aviation security standards come from?

⇾ What to do at the airport if prohibited items are found in your possession

Lists of prohibited items in and carry-on baggage differ in different countries and even in different airlines.But don’t be alarmed: the principles are the same everywhere.

What sharp objects can be carried in carry-on baggage and baggage

Item	Carry-on baggage	Luggage
Razor razor 9029 with double-sided blades
Fork	More often not allowed, but may be allowed in carry-on baggage.	Allowed
Knitting needles	Mostly not allowed, but may be allowed in carry-on luggage, especially plastic and wooden knitting needles.	Can
Stationery knife	Can’t	Can
Nippers and nail file, tweezers	Some countries and airlines allow all this to be taken in hand luggage, others take it away. It is safer to check in your luggage.	Possible
Ice ax	Not allowed	Possible
Sword, dagger, saber, cleaver, scimitar	Not allowed	Quietly check in your luggage if it looks like an obvious souvenir or you have a certificate that these are household tools.
Multitool with blades	Not allowed	Can
Knife	Knives with blades up to 6 cm and knives with rounded ends are sometimes allowed as hand luggage, for example, for butter.	Possible
Scissors with blades longer than 6 cm	Not allowed	Possible
Scissors with blades shorter than 6 cm	May be allowed in carry-on baggage, but more often they are prohibited, including children’s scissors with rounded edges.	Can
Disposable Razor, Razor with Replacement Cassettes	Can	Can
Hunting Knife	Not	Carry in a carrying case. Notify the airline in advance that you are carrying a hunting knife, and at the inspection show a hunting ticket with the knife number entered.
Saw, including chain saw	Not allowed	Can
Ax	Not	Can
Sewing needle	Usually prohibited, but may be allowed in carry-on baggage.	Possible
Corkscrew	Not allowed	Possible
Electric shaver	Possible	Possible

Is it possible to take liquids in luggage and hand luggage

Liquids, gels and aerosols carry-on baggage, if they are in containers up to 100 ml and lie in a transparent resealable bag measuring 20 × 20 cm. One bag for each passenger.

How to carry liquids on an airplane correctly:

• Check in all liquids, gels and aerosols in bottles larger than 100 ml.Including shampoo and hair conditioner, shower gel, cream, toothpaste, deodorant, perfume, grandma’s sea buckthorn juice, hairspray and mosquito spray;

• Pour cosmetics and other liquids and gels into containers up to 100 ml if you want to carry them with you during the flight;

• Do not try to take a half-liter bottle with juice at the bottom in your hand luggage: the capacity should be within 100 ml;

• Buy a ready-made set of matching containers in the right bag so you don’t have to look around your home;

• Do not open branded bags with alcohol and perfume from duty-free before entering the city at the airport of arrival: then they will not be subject to restrictions on the volume of containers;

• Take life-saving medicines without restrictions, but be prepared to show a doctor’s note.

Is it allowed to transport equipment and gadgets on the plane

In short, you can. See the table for details.

Thing	Hand luggage	Luggage
Camera, camcorder, laptop, tablet, smartphone, chargers for them	You can. Take the chargers in your carry-on luggage along with gadgets so as not to be left without connection if the luggage is suddenly delayed.	Can
Samsung Galaxy Note 7	Can’t	Can’t. Airlines fear it will explode in flight.
Tripod, Selfie Stick, Monopod	In most cases, you can easily carry a tripod and a selfie stick in your carry-on baggage. But occasionally they are asked to check in luggage.	Can
Toothbrush, including an electric toothbrush	Can	Can
Blender	Not possible, because there are sharp parts in the blender.	Possible
Multicooker	Possible if the multicooker fits into the dimensions of hand luggage set by the airline.	Can
Hair dryer, iron and hair curler	Can. Check with the airline for the gas cordless curling iron.	You can. Most often, a wireless gas curling iron is allowed to be carried even in luggage, even in hand luggage, and spare cartridges for it are not allowed in any way.
Electronic Cigarette	OK	Not allowed.It is prohibited to smoke electronic cigarettes during the flight. At the airport – you can use smoking areas.

Is it possible to carry alcohol on the plane

It is possible to check in alcohol in baggage if it is not stronger than 70%. Whether alcohol is allowed in your carry-on baggage depends on country laws and airline regulations. This is allowed in the USA. Russian laws are vaguely expressed. In any case, you cannot drink your alcohol on board the aircraft. You need a shot of courage – wait for the flight attendants to offer it or order from the menu if the flight is not alcohol-free.

In cases where alcohol is allowed in carry-on baggage, it must be in branded bottles of maximum 100 ml. Pack them together with other liquids in a 20 x 20 cm zip lock bag. Duty free alcohol can be taken in larger bottles, but they must be in the original sealed bag with a receipt.

How much alcohol you can take by plane depends on airport security and customs regulations. Customs officers can turn up what they miss at pre-flight inspection: their requirements are often more stringent.There are no general rules, customs are different in each country, so double-check the rules before flying.

You can easily check in 5 liters of wine in your luggage, but upon entering Russia, you will pay a fee of 20 euros for 2 of them. You can bring 16 liters of beer and 4 liters of non-sparkling wine to France, Italy and other EU countries without duties. You can also import 1 liter of alcohol with an alcohol strength of more than 22% or 2 liters of alcohol less than 22% free of charge into the EU countries. Drinks from the last two categories can be combined, the main thing is that the percentage for each of them does not exceed 100% in total.That is, you can legally and free of charge bring to Latvia half a liter of brandy (50% of the permitted amount of strong alcohol), 0.35 liters of Baileys (17.5% of the permitted amount of weak alcohol) and a set of three gift bottles of champagne for 0.2 l each (30% of the limit for alcohol with a strength less than 22%). In total, 50% + 17.5% + 30% = 97.5% – they met the norm.

Item	Carry-on baggage	Luggage
Beer, cider, ale, wine and other alcohol up to 24% alcohol	More often not allowed. Many countries and airlines allow alcohol in hand luggage in 100 ml bottles, which are in a closed 20 × 20 cm bag.Alcohol from duty free can be taken in bottles larger than 100 ml if they are in a sealed bag with a receipt. You cannot drink your own alcohol on board.	Allowed
Liqueur, vodka, whiskey, brandy, grappa and other alcohol with a strength of 24-70%	More often not allowed, but some airlines allow.	You can. Maximum 5 liters per passenger in unopened branded bottles.
Father-in-law’s moonshine, medical alcohol and other alcohol with a strength greater than 70%	Not allowed	Not allowed

How to carry things, food and water for a child in hand luggage and luggage

Baby food is not subject to restrictions on transportation of liquids and gels in hand luggage. This means that you can take in the cabin as much water, milk, formula and baby food for your baby (usually up to 2 years old) as needed for the duration of the flight.Even if the containers are more than 100 ml, you will not break anything.

Item	Hand luggage	Luggage
Baby food, milk formula, expressed breast milk, juice and water for a baby under 2 years old in containers larger than 100 ml –	as much as required for the duration of the flight.	Can
Stroller	Can. The stroller is most often allowed to be used before the boarding gate or before the gangway, where you will give it to the airline employees.They will return it at the gangway after exiting the plane or at the oversized baggage claim area at the airport.	You can. If the stroller is awkward, it will probably be asked to check it in. There are restrictions on the maximum weight of the stroller, for example, 20 kg. Another option is to check the chassis in luggage and take the walking block or carrycot into the cabin. Check with the airline.
Child car seat	More often possible. Most airlines even allow the use of a child car seat during flight if it is certified for aircraft (such as the Maxi-Cosi Pebble) and the child is flying in a separate seat.The chassis for the car seat is checked in luggage, or taken together with the car seat to the gate or to the gangway.	Can

Is it possible to carry work and musical instruments and sports equipment in carry-on baggage and luggage

Basic rule: if the piece is not sharp and fits into the carry-on baggage in size, then it can be taken into the cabin. But there are exceptions, see the table.

Item	Carry-on baggage	Luggage
Guitar and other musical instruments	Allowed if the instrument does not exceed the dimensions of the carry-on baggage.Compact instruments (violins, flutes) can be carried in hand luggage without any problems. The guitar is often asked to be checked in as checked baggage, but some airlines allow it as carry-on baggage even if the size is exceeded.	You can. Large instruments (cellos, guitars) are usually checked into luggage in a hard case or bought extra space for them in the cabin. Check the rules with the airline and be sure to agree on the transportation in advance. Learn more about transporting musical instruments by plane.
Surfboard	Do not	Can
Drill, drills	Do not	Can
Skates	Do not	Can
Bow with arrows Do not
Screwdriver, pliers	Not allowed	Allowed
Horns, skins and other hunting trophies	Not allowed	Check with the airline if it allows the transportation of certain types of hunting trophies, how they should be packed and whether they are needed veterinary certificate.
Spearfishing gun	Not allowed	Allowed
Skateboard	Mostly not allowed, but some airlines allow you to take a skateboard into the cabin.	Can
Trekking and ski poles	Not allowed	Can
Fishing rod	Ambiguous. Check with the airline to see if you can carry a folding fishing rod and what is the maximum length (usually 120 cm).	Can
Football, basketball	Can. Unlike other balls, these are usually allowed not to be deflated.	Possible
Hoverboard, segway, gyro scooter, electric scooter and other means of transportation on lithium-ion batteries	Not allowed	Not allowed

In detail: How to carry oversized and non-standard luggage in an airplane

on board: can I carry food in carry-on baggage and baggage

Food and drink are subject to the usual restrictions on liquids in carry-on baggage. Solid – you can. Liquid, soft and gelatinous – only in containers up to 100 ml. An exception is baby food.

Item	Hand luggage	Luggage
Water, juice	Available in containers up to 100 ml.	Can
Yoghurt, preserves, honey, jam, butter	Can be used in containers up to 100 ml.	Possible
Soft cheese like Brie and Camembert	Possible in containers up to 100 ml.	Can
Biscuits, nuts, dried fruits, apples, bananas, bread, candy, hard cheese, sausage, sandwiches, salt, muesli bars	Can	Can
Empty bottle	Can. If you want to take water on the plane, fill a bottle from the drinking fountain before boarding when security is over.	Can
Dry ice to cool perishable food	Can be no more than 2 kg per person.	Ambiguous. Dry ice in baggage requires the consent of the carrier and special packaging. In any case, check the rules of transportation with the airline.

Which medicines can be carried in carry-on and checked baggage

Medicines are subject to the restrictions on the carriage of liquids. You can take solid medicines in your carry-on baggage. Liquids, ointments, gels, syrups, creams and aerosols are also possible, but in containers up to 100 ml, packed in one transparent bag measuring 20 × 20 cm.An exception is medicines that are vital in flight, for example, for diabetics. Take them in containers of the right size, just grab a doctor’s note.

How to properly transport medicines in carry-on baggage:

• Bring medicines in their original packaging;

• Prescription drugs may require a prescription or a doctor’s note;

• If you are taking a medicine that contains a narcotic or psychotropic substance, get a doctor’s prescription with the name of the remedy in Latin.Fly abroad – check the rules for importing into another country, and declare the medicine at the airport and go through the red corridor. Read more about the transportation of such funds abroad on the customs website;
• Make sure medicines are not banned in another country like Corvalol in the USA.

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and liquid medicines (ointments, gels, syrups, potions)

More details: First aid kit on the road. How to collect and transport safely across the border

How to properly transport weapons and ammunition by plane

If you want to transport weapons and ammunition by plane:

• Check in advance with the airline and find out the packaging requirements;

• In addition to your passport and ticket, take with you: 1) a permit to store and carry weapons, 2) if you are flying abroad – a permit to export weapons from Russia, 3) take a hunting ticket along with a hunting knife;

• Arrive at the airport 2-3 hours before departure in order to be in time for everything;

• If there is a security check at the airport entrance, tell them right away that you are carrying a weapon.Or inform about it at registration. You will be sent to airport security or a dedicated weapons room. Show the documents there and hand over the weapon, it will be sealed and taken to the plane you fly with. And you will be given a paper, according to which you will receive everything back at the airport of arrival;

• Please note that gunpowder, live ammunition, gas cartridges and hunting capsules must not be transported on board.

Any simulated weapon, including a three-year-old’s toy pistol, is prohibited in carry-on baggage.Check them in your luggage.

How to carry flammable and other dangerous items on the plane

Diesel, alcohol, ethanol, acetone

For a complete list of hazardous substances and items that cannot be transported on an airplane, see the Order of the Ministry of Transport No. 104.

Where do aviation security standards come from?

There is no single document on aviation security that would be used by all airlines in the world. The rules are established by: 1) international organizations, 2) domestic laws, 3) airports and airlines.

Expand details:

1) Almost all countries are members of ICAO – the international civil aviation organization. It regulates everything related to flying, from the design of aircraft engines to the rules for transporting batteries.ICAO issues lengthy documents with standards , which all participating countries are required to comply with, and with recommendations , which are good form to follow, but not necessary. There are other international organizations as well.

Occasionally, ICAO dispatches auditors to check if the standards are being followed by different countries. Take a look at the results page and make sure: only the most advanced fully comply with the requirements.

2) Countries have their own laws. In Russia, these are the Air Code, Federal Aviation Regulations and a bunch of smaller legal acts.In the European Union – Regulation No. 300/2008. They comply with international standards , but not all airports comply with them 100%, and recommendations are generally voluntary. Therefore, control and safety standards are different everywhere. In Ben-Gurion, they are inspected as before a stage, but in Edinburgh there is no inspection at all.

3) Airports and airlines can introduce their own rules. For example, in 2016, many were banned from flying with the exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7, without waiting for an official ban from the authorities.

Do not be alarmed! Countries agreed on many things. The lists of things that can and cannot be carried in hand luggage and luggage are more or less the same. Understand the principle and, just in case, check the list on the airline or airport website before flying. To get the necessary information from the Order of the Russian Federation No. 123-456-AB∞, you need to spend half a day on the Internet, and on the Aeroflot website, 5 minutes will be enough.

What to do if prohibited items are found in your luggage or carry-on baggage

If the item is going to be confiscated and it is dear to you, tell us about it.Most likely, there will be a way to save it.

Every airport in the world is full of passengers who have a ban in their luggage and carry-on luggage. Corkscrews, knives, lighters, scissors – nothing special, but they will not be allowed on the plane with this, and you will not be able to check in some of the luggage. More often than not, such things are thrown away. But what if the knife is a grandfather’s inheritance, and the perfume is a wedding gift? With the right approach, nothing will be lost.

We are talking about forbidden, but harmless things.Drugs, weapons without special permission, and other illegal items are another conversation that the police are getting involved in.

There are four options for when and where you can find prohibited items:

1) in your baggage before check-in,
2) in your baggage after check-in – that is, when you have already checked it in,
3) in your carry-on baggage, when you can still return to check-in (on a domestic flight or on an international flight before passport control),
4) in your carry-on baggage, when you can no longer return to check-in (on an international flight after passport control).
Now let’s talk about each one.

1) If prohibited items were found in your luggage before check-in:

• Give them to those who accompany you;

• Put in your car if it is waiting for you in the parking lot;

• Check in to the luggage storage at the airport;

• Mail anywhere. There is mail at many airports, including Pulkovo, Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo.

2) If prohibited items are found in the suitcase after check-in , then in most cases the security service will contact the airline, and it will contact you.What’s next:

• You will be offered to pick up the item, return to registration (if possible) and choose any option from point 1;

• The thing is confiscated;

• The item will be confiscated, but you will receive it on your way back. If the Segway or Zippo lighter is dear to you, explain it to the airline or security personnel. There is a chance that it will be kept at the airport until your return.

3) If prohibited items are found in your carry-on baggage, when you can still return to check-in:

• Check them in;

• Choose any option from step 1.

4) If prohibited items are found in carry-on baggage when you can no longer return to check-in:

• The item will be confiscated;

• Explain to security that this item is valuable. There is a chance that it will be handed over to the airlines, who will take it on the plane and give it to you after the flight;

• Occasionally airlines may check in your belongings themselves and you will receive them on the baggage carousel at the airport of arrival;

• Seized items are often stored at the airport until the owners return.Just make sure that the thing was not just confiscated, but an act was drawn up by which you can receive it.

Olga Minaeva, St. Petersburg: “Once I flew to my friends in London and grabbed three bottles of wine. I didn’t know that they should be checked in as luggage. The wine was found during the inspection of hand luggage and they sent me to sort it out at the airline counter. I run to British Airways, and they say: “Leave it, pick it up on the way back.” I flew back late in the evening, the office is closed and everyone shrugs their shoulders.I was really upset, but then they called someone – and they bring out my package, tightly sealed with tape. It was awfully nice, more than a hundred bucks after all! ”

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What not to take in baggage on the plane: new rules 2021

How much baggage can you take with you on the plane? Can I carry alcohol, perfume, aerosols, medicines, cigarettes in my baggage? What about food? Let’s consider these issues in detail.

There are no international rules for the carriage of baggage, each air carrier regulates this issue independently. The airline can choose local or weight transportation of baggage.

Permissible baggage weight per person on the plane

The weight system allows you to carry free of charge:

• in economy class no more than 20 kilograms of baggage with its total linear size of 203 centimeters;
• in business class with the same size is allowed to take 30 kilograms with you.

If at least one parameter of your baggage does not fit into the established norms, the air carrier has the right to demand additional payment. Children under ten years old under such a system have the right to transport ten kilograms of things, and from the age of twelve they are already entitled to an adult rate of cargo transportation.

The weight system is convenient because when traveling together, the weight of all things is summed up, and the number of bags is not counted.

The local system replaces the weighing system, despite its obvious convenience.Aeroflot recently switched to it. Here the rules of carriage are as follows:

• economy class allows you to take only one piece of luggage with a bag no heavier than 23 kilograms;
• in business class conditions are softer: two pieces of baggage weighing no more than 32 kilograms each.

The main difference between the luggage system is that the weight of the luggage is not summed up. For example, on a flight for two in economy class, passengers carry two things weighing 15 and 25 kilograms. The extra two kilos will be counted as the third piece of baggage and paid in full.When planning your luggage before traveling, keep in mind that such overload is charged at a high rate, comparable to the price of the ticket. Therefore, you should carefully calculate the weight of things.

The requirements for the maximum allowable baggage size in the local system are even stricter: the total linear size of the item is not more than 158 centimeters.

Rules for the carriage of food, alcohol and cigarettes on the plane

Alcohol is not included in the list of goods prohibited on the plane, but there are still certain rules for it.So, in hand luggage, each adult passenger has the right to carry one liter of alcoholic beverages, regardless of their strength. The whole amount is divided into several containers of no more than 100 milliliters each. All bottles are packed in a plastic bag with a clasp. It is forbidden to use them on board: the packaging must not be broken until the end of the flight. Breaking the rules can get you in trouble.

Alcohol in luggage is regulated by the following rules:

• liquids not stronger than 24% are carried without restrictions, but without going beyond the general weight restrictions;
• alcohol with a strength of 24 to 70% no more than five liters per passenger;
• alcohol stronger than 70% is prohibited for carriage.

Alcoholic drinks purchased before the flight in duty-free shops are allowed to be carried in carry-on baggage, but in a whole package with a saved receipt. In low-cost companies, you will most likely have to pay for transporting a package of alcohol from a duty-free shop.

In different countries, the norms for the carriage of hot drinks can vary greatly, so before an international flight, inquire about this issue separately.

The same recommendations apply to the question of the rules for the carriage of cigarettes.However, each country sets its own standards, which should be guided by before flying. For example, when flying on the territory of the Russian Federation, only one cigarette block (10 packs of 20 cigarettes), up to 250 grams of tobacco or no more than 50 pieces of cigars can be transported in hand luggage. In this case, the passenger must be 18 years old. Other countries have different age restrictions. For example, in Egypt, a 15-year-old passenger may well carry tobacco products with him, but only those who are already 20 years old can fly to Japan with cigarettes.

As for medicines, it is allowed to carry solid preparations (capsules, powders, tablets) in carry-on baggage. Liquid medicines, as well as ointments, creams and gels must be in a factory container up to 100 ml, and then be packed in a bag (necessarily transparent) measuring 20×20 centimeters.

When transporting prescription drugs or drugs containing psychotropic / narcotic substances, you will need to present a doctor’s prescription, and for an international flight you must also declare such drugs.An exception is made for passengers with insulin-dependent diabetes: insulin vials, syringes and blood glucose meters are allowed in carry-on baggage.

By the way, there is a list of prohibited drugs for international flights, and you should familiarize yourself with it before departure. For example, when flying to the USA, you will not be able to take on board the usual Russian Corvalol.

On domestic flights, you can take solid food in the cabin if it fits in your carry-on baggage and does not exceed its weight.On international routes, follow the rules of the countries you are traveling to. Usually, eggs, fish, meat and dairy products are not allowed in them. The ban is connected with the fact that these products are perishable and can cause an infectious disease and even an epidemic.

The carriage of liquid products is regulated separately. These include, in addition to water and juices, canned food, jam, jelly, honey, sour cream, cottage cheese, sauces.

Most air carriers regulate the carriage of liquids and limit the carriage of liquids to one liter per passenger, bottled in hermetically sealed bottles with a capacity of no more than one hundred milliliters.All other liquids, including cosmetics, deodorants, colognes, perfumes, mosquito sprays and shampoos, are checked in under the new rules.

What is forbidden to carry on the plane in baggage in 2021

There are dangerous items that are prohibited for transportation, both in carry-on baggage and in the hold. These include:

• weapons: cold, firearms, gas, stun guns;
• explosives: dynamite, cartridges, pyrotechnics;
• gases: liquefied, compressed in cylinders, aerosols;
• flammable liquids: petroleum products, acetone, solvents;
• solid, highly flammable substances: matches, metallic potassium, calcium, sodium;
• poisonous and toxic: nicotine, arsenic, mercury;
• Caustic and rapidly corrosive: salts, acids, lime.

This list also includes magnetized and radioactive substances.

The list of prohibited substances and items under the new rules is extensive. If you are going to carry an unusual item on the plane, check this list in advance or consult with an airline representative. Compliance with such simple rules guarantees the safety of all passengers and the absence of problems during baggage inspection.

What to do if prohibited items are found in the luggage or luggage

Passengers often carry the “forbidden”, doing it not intentionally, but simply, not knowing thoroughly the rules of the flight.If the airport security personnel find prohibited items in hand luggage or baggage, and you do not want to lose them, the situation should be resolved in the following ways.

1. If the prohibited things were found before registration: give them to the accompanying persons, hand them over to the storage room or send them by mail (there is a branch at each airport) to the desired place.
2. If prohibited items are found after the registration procedure, the airline employees will offer a couple of options for resolving the misunderstanding: a complete confiscation of the “prohibited” item or a temporary seizure with the ability to pick up things after returning.Make sure that an act will be drawn up for things that are valuable to you, but which are prohibited from being transported, according to which you can get them back.

In any case, try to prove to the security service that this item is dear to you – there is always a chance that security officers will meet halfway.

What is prohibited on the plane? – S7 Airlines Help Center

For flight safety, it is prohibited to carry on board:

• Firearms, cartridges, explosives, fireworks, flares.
• Oxidized materials and organic peroxides, bleaches and repair kits made of fiberglass.
• Compressed gases, butane, oxygen, propane and scuba cylinders.
• Poisons, insect repellents, herbicides, arsenic, cyanides, infectious substances, bacteria, viruses.
• Corrosive substances, mercury, acids, alkalis, battery fluid.
• Flammable liquids and solids, gasoline for lighters and stoves, paint and all kinds of matches.
• Radioactive materials.
• Other items that may be used to attack passengers, crew, or pose a threat during flight.

Make sure that there are no items in your baggage and carry-on baggage that are prohibited by the laws and regulations of the Government of the Russian Federation, international documents in the field of civil aviation and agreements of the Russian Federation with other states.

What is prohibited in carry-on baggage on the plane?

Prohibited for carriage, both in carry-on and checked-in baggage of the passenger:

• Explosives, explosives and items filled with them
• Compressed and liquefied gases
• Flammable liquids
• Flammable solids
• Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides
• Toxic substances
• Radioactive materials
• Caustic and corrosive substances
• Poisonous and toxic substances

It is also strictly forbidden to carry on the plane:

1.Disabling devices, such as meis gas (nerve gas), aerosol cans of pepper, etc., containing irritating or paralytic substances, are prohibited in personal belongings, checked baggage or carry-on baggage.
2. Attaché cases with protective devices, special boxes, briefcases for carrying cash, etc., which contain dangerous goods such as lithium batteries and / or pyrotechnics, are completely prohibited from air transport.

• List of Prohibited Items on Flights to Germany

  Passengers are not allowed to carry the following items in carry-on baggage

  As part of the current security policy, passengers are not allowed to bring the following items into restricted security areas or on board aircraft.

  • Firearms and other items with the release of bullets

    Pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns, toy weapons that can be mistaken for real, compressed air or carbon dioxide pistols, traumatic weapons, parts of firearms, crossbows and arrows, signal weapons and starting pistols, harpoons and rifles for spearfishing, slingshot.

  • Weapons of temporary destruction

    Electroshock pistol, baton, nerve and tear gas, paralyzing pistol, other gases that limit the ability to function, for example, repellents, pepper and acid cans, dichlorvos and animals stunning objects.

  • Sharp objects

    Ice axes and axes, knives with a blade length of more than 6 cm, razor blades, martial arts weapons: swords, sabers, a stationery knife, a small ax, a logging ax, scissors with a blade length of no more than 6 cm (measured from the center of the hinge), pneumatic hammer, fastener gun.

  • Tools

    Crowbar, drill, saw, including cordless hand-held tools; blowtorches, tools with a blade longer than 6 cm

  • Blunt objects that can cause injury

    Baseball and softball bats, various types of batons, martial arts equipment

  • Explosive substances and incendiary mixtures, as well as devices that can cause serious injury or endanger the safety of an aircraft:
    Ammunition, ignitors, detonators, simulated explosive devices, mines, grenades and other explosives for military purposes, fireworks, pyrotechnics, containers and cartridges that generate smoke, dynamite, gunpowder, plastic explosive.

What is prohibited in baggage on the plane?

Prohibited for carriage both in carry-on and checked baggage of the passenger:

• Explosives, explosives and items filled with them
• Compressed and liquefied gases
• Flammable liquids
• Flammable solids
• Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides
• Toxic substances
• Radioactive materials
• Caustic and corrosive substances
• Poisonous and toxic substances

It is also strictly forbidden to carry on an aircraft:

• Disabling devices, such as:
  mace gas (nerve gas), aerosol can with pepper, etc.containing irritating or paralytic substances are prohibited for carriage in personal belongings, checked baggage or carry-on baggage
• Attaché cases with protective devices, special boxes, briefcases for carrying cash, etc., which contain dangerous goods such as lithium batteries and / or pyrotechnics, are completely prohibited from transport by air.
• Transportation of small mobile devices with lithium batteries: electric scooter, electric scooter, segway.

What is prohibited on the plane

Unlike the train, where you can carry a lot, the rules for luggage on the plane are much stricter. Almost every flight will have one passenger who will be asked to leave something at the airport. The list of prohibited things may vary slightly depending on the airport and country, but in general it is universal.

It is forbidden to take in baggage and carry-on baggage

• Weapons. Carbines, rifles, pistols, etc. bayonet knives, stilettos, swords, daggers and more; gas and pneumatic weapons; stun guns.

• Gases. Liquefied or compressed in cylinders; household and industrial gases; lighters, cans for recharging them; aerosols; refueling cylinders.

• Explosives and objects. Dynamite, gunpowder, TNT, explosive liquids and the like; cartridges, caps, primers; pyrotechnics and signaling devices: smoke bombs, sparklers, flares, firecrackers.

• Flammable liquids. Ethers, gasoline, kerosene, solvents and more.

• Toxic and poisonous substances. Nicotine, brucine, arsenic, strychnine, mercury, antifreeze agents, pesticides, and so on.

• Corrosive substances. Salts, peroxides, acids, limes, polyester resins and so on.

Interestingly, you cannot take not only real weapons, but also fake ones. So, they may not miss your child’s toy machine or some kind of theatrical pistol.

And also you can not take radioactive and magnetized substances.In general, it is forbidden to transport anything that could be dangerous to people.

Can be carried in baggage with restrictions

Some items can still be carried in checked baggage, but certain conditions are met.

• Stabbing and cutting objects – but only for household use. For example, a shaving machine, nail scissors, nail file.

• Alcoholic drinks – in the original container and no more than 5 liters per passenger. Remember this when you want to bring home wine from Georgia.

• Aerosols – for sports and household use only. These can be deodorants or hairsprays.

With restrictions, you can take it in hand luggage

• Medical thermometer – take electronic thermometer, without mercury.

• Disposable lighter – no more than one per person.

• Non-hazardous gels and liquids – no more than 100 ml and packed in a transparent plastic bag up to 1 liter. It is important to mention that they must also be in containers of no more than 100 ml.This means that you will not be able to smuggle 100 milliliters of shampoo leftovers in his liter bottle.

Not allowed in carry-on baggage

In addition to the general list, there are additional rules for carry-on baggage.

• Cutting and stabbing objects: scissors, knitting needles, syringe needles, corkscrews and pocket knives.

• Small vehicles: electric scooters, segways, mono-wheels, gyro scooters. This limitation is due to the fact that they have batteries installed inside, which can explode.

Set aside knitting and hoverboard riding for the host country, you will not be able to use them on the plane.

What to do with things prohibited for carriage

Usually, if a prohibited thing is of no value to a person, airport employees throw it away. The most popular situation occurs when passing through customs control – you just bought a bottle of juice, you haven’t even had time to open it, but the customs officials will ask you to throw it away. But some things can still be saved, for this there are several options.

If prohibited items are found at the check-in counter. The easiest way is to give them to those who are seeing them off or leave them in the storage room. If you need them at the destination, send them by mail.

If prohibited items are found in hand luggage after passport control. Most likely they will be confiscated, you can ask to draw up an act of seizure and leave them in storage at the airport, then return for them upon your return. Of course, this option is not suitable if you are returning home, you will not return to another country for the sake of the thing left behind.

If prohibited items are found in the luggage after check-in. The belongings will most likely be confiscated and the passenger will be asked to re-check in.

Exceptional case – when weapons and ammunition are found without a permit for carriage. In this case, airport security will remove the passenger from the flight and call the police to investigate.

In conclusion, we want to say that you should not try to smuggle prohibited items on board. There can be serious problems with the airport security service, as well as with the representatives of the law.If you find a similar thing, calmly explain where it came from and, if necessary, hand it over to the airport staff.

Prohibited & Restricted Baggage

Prohibited & Restricted Items

Below are links to basic safety and baggage information, including suggestions on what to do with TSA procedures and how to pack carry-on or checked baggage.

The list below contains links to resources on general baggage restrictions on this page.The following table has links to resources on other pages.

Additional baggage information

Before you fly

Before heading to the airport, you should familiarize yourself with general safety rules, such as the types of ID you may need and basic baggage rules such as what valuable or important personal items should always be in your carry-on bag and not your checked baggage.

Getting through security at the airport without unnecessary delays will be much easier if you do not bring prohibited or prohibited items through the checkpoint. Although the following descriptions of prohibited or restricted items are based on TSA rules and guidelines, most countries have similar restrictions.

Prohibited goods

The following items are completely prohibited from carriage on airplanes and must not be brought into the airport:

• Explosive and incendiary materials
• Flammable objects
• Gas and pressure cylinders
• coincidences

organic peroxides

• Poisons
• Infectious materials
• Corrosive substances
• Organics
• Radioactive materials
• Magnetic materials
• Marijuana (cannabis)

Note: For more information, including hazardous items prohibited items page.In addition, if you are in doubt as to whether your item might be dangerous, you should report it to either your airline or the security officer.

Associated Resources
Although explosives are prohibited, passengers may follow certain procedures for carrying firearms and certain types of ammunition in checked baggage.

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Items for checked baggage only

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has banned the following items from aircraft cabin and carry-on baggage, but they can (with some exceptions) only be carried in checked baggage:

Note: For more information, including a more detailed list of items that may only be in Checked Baggage, please visit the Checked Baggage Only page.

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Items allowed in carry-on baggage

There are a number of items that may be considered dangerous or dangerous that are actually allowed in the passenger compartment, including carry-on baggage:

If you have any If you have any doubts or questions about carry-on baggage, contact your airline for advice.

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Do not put these items in your checked baggage

There are many other items that you should only have in your carry-on baggage or with you, especially if they are difficult to replace, very expensive or necessary for your health and wellness.Examples include:

For a more detailed list of items that should never be in checked baggage, visit the Items You Should Never Put in Checked Baggage page.

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Restrictions on liquids, gels and aerosols

Most countries have limited the amount of liquids and gels a passenger can have in the passenger compartment or in the safe area of ​​the airport.In the United States, containers for liquid and gel products must have a maximum capacity of 3.4 fl oz (100 ml). Also, liquid-filled snowballs and similar decorations of any size may only be carried in checked baggage.

Liquid, Gel and Aerosol Rule Exceptions
There are a number of restriction exceptions for liquids, gels and aerosols. Most of them are related to medical and food products for young children.

• All over-the-counter and prescription drugs, including insulin and diabetes medications.
• Items required for passengers with disabilities or illnesses.
• Articles used to enlarge the body for medical or cosmetic reasons, such as mastectomy articles, breast prostheses, bras or shells containing gels, saline or other liquids.
• Foods such as formula, breast milk, juice or water for a traveling small child.
• Duty free items purchased at the airport.

Visit Liquid Rules and Exceptions for more information on liquids, gels, creams and aerosols.

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Flying with cash

There are two things you should consider when flying with cash or other financial instruments, losing your money and dealing with legal issues. There are a few basic things you can do to minimize these two types of risks.

Protecting funds from loss

• Never put cash or financial instruments in a check-in bag.
• Keep your money out of sight for as long as possible
• When passing through security, keep an eye on the bag of money.

Legal Cash Issues

• There are no reporting restrictions or reporting requirements when flying with cash on US domestic flights.
• When traveling to or from the United States, you must declare cash or cash equivalents in excess of $ 10,000.
• Rules may vary widely in other countries, so check before you fly USA or from the USA.

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  Battery Regulations

  The FAA allows passengers to carry most batteries commonly used in personal electronic devices in their carry-on baggage.Batteries in checked baggage may have additional restrictions. Below is a brief overview of battery guidelines.

  Batteries allowed in carry-on baggage

  • Regular batteries such as AA, AAA, C, D, 9V and button-sized cells used in consumer electronics, including handheld games and hearing aids.
  • Spare batteries for personal electronic devices.
  • Small lithium metal batteries commonly used in cell phones, handheld electronic games, and laptop computers.

  Batteries are allowed in checked baggage

  • Most batteries allowed in carry-on baggage are also allowed in checked baggage.
  • Exceptions include spare (not installed) lithium batteries
  • Battery powered devices must be protected against accidental activation.

  Batteries for wheelchairs
  Any type of battery used to power a scooter or wheelchair is permitted.If you are packing a spare battery for a scooter or wheelchair, check with your airline to make sure the battery is packaged properly for travel.

  Visit the following pages for more battery information:
  General tips for flying with batteries
  Special guidelines for flying with batteries

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  Drone flying

  When passengers fly with drones in manual baggage or checked baggage, they must comply with both airline and FAA regulations, especially those regarding rechargeable drone batteries:
  How to fly the drone
  Flying drone batteries
  Drones FAQ

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  Duty Free Restrictions

  If your duty free purchase of alcohol, perfume, cosmetics, or any other item contains liquids, gels, or aerosols; and a capacity greater than 100 ml (3.4 fluid ounces), you must follow certain procedures to ensure that your belongings are not confiscated.

  rules differ from country to country, but in general one of the following will apply to you:

  • If you can put it in a check-in bag before going through airport security, you do not need to take any precautions.
  • If you purchased an item after going through security and are at the last leg of your journey, you can put it in your carry-on baggage.
  • If you purchased an item after going through security, you are not at the last leg of your trip and need to go through airport security before boarding your next flight (standard procedure if you are entering the United States), you may need to put it in a checked-in baggage before the next flight.

  For more information on how to deal with the latter situation, visit the Duty Free Shopping Tips page to learn how to fly duty free with liquids, aerosols and gels.

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  Additional Airline Restrictions

  In addition to TSA restrictions, your airline may also have restrictions on what is allowed on the aircraft. If you are carrying an unusual item or think that the airline may have restrictions, be sure to contact your airline in advance or contact the representative at the airport. Also, in the event that the airline loses your bags and finds them later, it may have limited options. luggage delivery to return them to you, especially if you are traveling abroad.

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  In this video from a conversation on AirSafe.com, you will get an overview of what is allowed and what is not allowed in carry-on and checked baggage. You will also receive advice on how to avoid the most common airport security issues.

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  Licensed Physician and Former Airline Captain Tom Bunn from SOAR’s Fear of Flight Program explains the main causes of fear of flying and how SOAR teaches people how to control their fear.

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  Prohibited and Restricted Luggage
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  items allowed on board

  Packing luggage for the holidays can be stressful for most people. There are many things to consider when planning any trip. Sometimes, even if the item is allowed to be carried, you can also go through an additional check.

  It is also possible that you are not allowed to pass through a checkpoint if it triggers an alarm during the checkpoint.

  There are some restrictions on what you can and don’t take with you on the plane, but you don’t need to worry too much about that, although the TSA provides maximum safety when it comes to carry-on luggage.

  You can take most of your belongings with you, provided that you have to follow certain rules. Below is a list of things you can take with you on the flight.

  Liquids

  Liquids that you may take with you on the flight must be 3.4 ounces, but not more than 100 ml.In addition, all drinks with an alcohol content of more than 24% and less than 70% are limited to check-in bags of up to 5 liters, i.e. 1.3 gallons per passenger. But these drinks must be in unopened retail packaging. Moreover, alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content of less than 24% are not subject to any restrictions in checked bags.

  In addition, you can take gels, lotions, shampoos, lipsticks and toothpaste with you on the plane if they do not exceed 100 ml. In addition, you should also make sure that all of these parts are in a plastic bag with a zipper and not tied in knots or tied on top of a maximum of 1 L.One person can only carry one plastic bag.

  The bag must be shown at the airport security point. It is important to note here that liquids in containers larger than 100 ml usually cannot pass safety checks, even if the container is only partially filled. But there are some exceptions to basic medical, special dietary requirements, and baby food or milk.

  In the United States, passengers must adhere to the 3-1-1 rule for liquids, 3.4 ounces for any liquid or gel, one quart-sized clear plastic, and one bag for each passenger that must be placed in the safety basket.

  NOTE: Medicines, breast milk and infant formula that exceed three ounces are also permitted, but you must declare these items for inspection at the checkpoint.

  Carry-on baggage

  Carry-on baggage is a small bag that you can carry with you in the cabin. Most airlines allow one piece of carry-on or carry-on baggage that can fit exactly in the hold of an aircraft.

  In addition to carry-on baggage, you can also carry the following additional items in the cabin to fit under the seat in front of you:

  • Briefcase / suitcase
  • Laptop bag
  • Small purse or purse
  • Small backpack or diaper bag

  Some additional items

  You can also carry walking sticks, walkers and crutches, but wheelchair transport depends entirely on the storage space in the cabin.In addition, it is also allowed to carry small bats, billiard cues, hockey and lacrosse sticks, and two golf clubs.

  Traveling with babies

  If you are traveling with a child or infant, you can take along with you sufficient amounts of baby food, baby milk and sterilized water in the amount allowed. You must also have an approved car seat, small diaper bags and a foldable stroller for comfortable travel.

  Musical Instruments

  Musical Instruments must be transported in a strong and protective case with rounded edges. Soft cases are accepted, but hard cases are not provided by the airline. It is important to note here that all musical instruments that you carry with you on board are still part of your carry-on baggage allowance. It is recommended to have 32 kg total body and tool weight.

  Carry-on baggage dimensions

  Carry-on baggage dimensions depend on the airline you choose due to lack of standardization.Please note that after choosing an airline, you should find information on the size of your baggage. General rules regarding carry-on baggage size: 9 “x 14” x 22 “.

  Duty-free goods

  Duty-free goods such as books, mobile phones, laptops and digital cameras are allowed but are included in the carry-on baggage allowance. Place the products you buy from duty free shops in a special bag along with the invoice, and then seal the bag.In addition, this bag will only be accepted for carriage after its account has been verified at security screening.

  The following carry-on baggage is prohibited on flights

  • Sharp objects are not allowed during the flight. This includes swords, razor blades, sabers, ice knives, and meat cutting knives. Alternatively, you can carry scissors with you, but you need to wrap these blades securely and safely.
  • In addition, shotguns, shotguns, snipers and even ammunition are not considered carry-on baggage.Even realistic copies of firearms and gunpowder cannot be taken on board.
  • Tools larger than seven inches are also prohibited.
  • Self-defense items such as brass knuckles or stun guns, everything except pepper spray (provided they are not accidentally released, they cannot be taken on board.
  • And finally, any flammable substances such as aerosol, fuel for lighters as well as harmful chemicals such as spray paint, chlorine and tear gas are strictly prohibited.

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  The Complete Guide to Carry-On Luggage: Do’s and Don’ts on the Airplane

  You are wondering about the size of your carry-on bag, but what can you actually fit in this perfect carry-on bag? In this complete guide *, you’ll find all the answers you need to know what you can and can’t take on board in your carry-on baggage.

  Can I carry scissors, umbrellas and other everyday items in my carry-on baggage?

  If you plan on doing arts and crafts on board, you should note that scissors with rounded edges or blades less than 6 cm are suitable for the cabin.Everything else just won’t fly. Other everyday items such as umbrellas, walking sticks and even knitting needles are allowed. On the other hand, knives and open razor blades are big prohibitions.

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  Art.	Allowed on board?
  Corkscrew	None
  Spoon	Yes
  Knife (sharp or fixed blade over 6 cm)	None
  Folding knife	None
  Knife and blades open razors	No
  Scissors with blades no more than 6 cm	Yes
  Scissors with blades more than 6 cm	No
  Round scissors (any length)	Yes
  Fixed (disposable) razor blades	Yes
  Cutter	No
  Nail clippers	Yes
  Tweezers	Yes
  Needles	Yes
  Needles sewing
  Lighter	No *
  Safety matches	No *
  Umbrella	Yes
  Walking stick	Yes
  Wheelchair	Yes
  Baby stroller	Yes
  Liquid for contact lenses	Yes
  Printer cartridge	No

  * One lighter and a box of matches can be taken on board, but they must be with yourself, not in carry-on luggage.This may differ from airline to airline, so please check in advance!

  Can I take laptops, hair dryers and other electrical appliances with me?

  Your laptop, hair straightener and travel shaver are generally approved for carriage in the cabin. Most airlines simply ask that your electrical device has enough battery for the duration of the flight. Add this to your pre-flight checklist: charge all devices if you plan on taking them in your carry-on baggage!

  Art.	Allowed on board?
  Laptop	Yes
  Tablet	Yes
  MP3 player	Yes
  Hair dryer or hair straightener	Yes
  Camera and camera	Yes
  Iron	Yes
  Electronic razor	Yes

  Can I take medicines in my hand luggage on board the plane?

  As a rule, it is allowed to carry medicines and pills in the salon, including syrups and medicines in liquid form, if their volume does not exceed 100 ml.If you need more you must notify your airline in advance . For oxygen or air for medical use, this will depend on your airline. easyJet permits this if the bottle weighs less than 5 kg. Ryanair also permits the use of various types of respiratory equipment (masks, respirators, continuous positive airway pressure or CPAP ventilators) as long as they are appropriate for carry-on baggage.

  Art.	Allowed on board?
  Cooling gel pack	Yes
  Medical equipment	Yes
  Medicines and tablets	Yes
  Syrups and other medicines in liquid form	Yes
  Hypodermic Syringes	Yes
  Inhalers	Yes
  Oxygen Cylinders	Contact the airline directly
  Scalpels	No

  Can I take food with me ( sandwiches, snacks, nuts) on the plane?

  Liquids larger than 100 ml are generally not permitted on the aircraft, but there are some exceptions, especially if you are traveling with infants or young children.However, if you plan to take a delicious pot of pickled olives from Spain or a set of homemade jams with you on the plane, you will have to register your bag to carry it with you. Unfortunately, soft cheese is also not allowed on the flight, unlike hard cheese. All types of chocolate with caramel or truffle filling are allowed, but they must fit in your 100 ml liquid bag (along with mascara, lip balm and deodorant). With regard to the carriage of any solid or dried food (fruits, nuts, seeds), they are usually allowed to be carried on board, provided that other passengers do not have serious allergies.

  Art.	Allowed on board?
  Any beverage (e.g. water, fruit juice, tea, coffee)	No
  Milk, powdered cow or soy	Yes
  Sterile water for babies	Yes – in bottle
  Baby food	Yes
  Jams	No
  Syrup	No
  Honey	No
  Fresh cheese in liquid or pliable form (cheese, spread)	No
  Yoghurt	No
  Soup	No
  Sauce	No
  Fresh cheese in liquid or pliable form (cheese, spread)	No
  Butter	No
  Vinegar 9 0029	No
  Dried Fruit	Yes
  Nuts	Yes

  Can I take sports equipment with me?

  If you have a match or competition abroad or need to fly to get there, be careful.Typically, you will most likely have to put your equipment in the trunk. This applies to most sports equipment, including tennis rackets, canes, or crampons. All of these items cannot be with you in the salon. The only exception is the sport parachute, which is allowed on board.

  Art.	Allowed on board?
  Sport parachute	Yes
  Rackets and rackets	No
  Golf clubs	No
  Darts	No
  Stick	No
  	No
  Fishing rod, harpoon or shotgun	No
  Firearms (including reproductions)	No
  Martial arts equipment	No
  Diving equipment	No
  Crossbows, arrows and arrows	No
  Forests and catapults	No
  Cats	No
  Javelins	No
  Ice axes and ice RUB	No
  Swords	No
  Canoes and oars	No

  Can work tools and equipment be carried in carry-on baggage?

  As with sports equipment, most work tools and equipment are not allowed in the salon.So if you are traveling as a designer, artist or carpenter, the hammer, nails and spray paint will have to be put in the trunk.

  Art.	Allowed on board?
  Blade or cutting tools over 6 cm (e.g. screwdriver)	No
  Drill and accessories	No
  Professional knives	No
  Cutting mats	No
  Saws (including portable power saws)	None
  Hammer	None
  Machete	None
  Spray paint	None
  Turpentine and paint thinner	None

  What other items cannot be carried in carry-on baggage?

  Can I bring my camping equipment? Canned fish?

  Planning to take a few cans of tuna with you on a hike? Do not put them in your carry-on baggage if they do not fit in your liquid bag and do not exceed 100 ml.You will also need to put your tent in the hold (these sticks are dangerous).

  Can candles be used in carry-on baggage on airplanes?

  Candles are also considered to be liquid, so do not try to transport the Jo Malone Three Fitting Candle across the country. Any dangerous materials, pointed or sharp objects and weapons (revolvers, firearms, pistols, rifles) are also prohibited. The same goes for tear gas, compressed gas, cleaning agents, fire extinguishers and other “chemical and toxic substances”.This includes peroxide, so don’t bring your hair dye to Malaga. Rockets and fireworks are also prohibited in the cabin, in all forms . This seems obvious for real rockets, but much less so for clicks (the small, snapping bags of gunpowder that kids usually play). And that also includes traditional Christmas crackers – that strip of gunpowder inside the holiday packaging makes them taboo on board.

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  Here’s a solid guide on what fluids you can carry in your carry-on baggage when flying to / from UK airports, plus any exceptions.

  Baggage allowances and limits for all major UK airlines

  Regardless of which airline you fly, here are complete guides to baggage rules and limits for major UK airlines including easyJet, Ryanair, British Airways and Jet2.

  Correct as of May 2, 2017, obtained from https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions. Please always check the latest instructions at https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions before booking your trip.

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  Before traveling, we recommend that you carefully read the detailed rules on what items can be carried in hand luggage: You can download them here.

  Items prohibited in carry-on baggage

  The following items are not permitted in the baggage you intend to take on board the aircraft, including but not limited to:

  • Firearms and other projectiles
  • Paralyzers
  • Items with pointed ends or sharp edges
  • Working tools
  • Blunt objects
  • Explosive and flammable substances and devices

  A list of the most frequently asked transported items can be found here.

  Carriage of liquids and gels in carry-on baggage

  Liquids, sprays and gels (drinks, perfumes and creams, shampoos and shower gels, cosmetic sprays, lipsticks, toothpastes and food products such as soft cheese, pates, etc. ) May only be carried in carry-on baggage if the following conditions are met:

  • They are shown separately for outside baggage during security checks
  • They are packaged in packages with a maximum volume of 100 ml (100 g)
  • original packaging)
  • Stored in a transparent resealable plastic bag with a maximum volume of 1 liter

  At the same time, liquid, aerosol and gels intended for baby food or dietary products necessary for the trip can be taken with you (we recommend having with a doctor’s confirmation or doctor’s prescription), or they were purchased from a third-party post’s fli website and packed in a sealed travel safety bag (so-called STEB)

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  1. Tent pegs

  Fly to a music festival? Camping? Do not carry tent pegs in your carry-on baggage – they will be confiscated . Which will make you get a little stuck: you either have to sleep under the stars, which can lead to the fall of a fellow festival, or pee on you at night; or stay awake for three days, which you can do anyway, so it doesn’t matter.

  2. Lighters (several)

  Oddly enough, given the official wording, “you cannot take any items in your hand luggage that could injure you and other passengers”, you can take a lighter with you on the plane. But no more than one. Oddly enough, “You must keep your lighter with you throughout the flight. It is very important that you do not return it in your carry-on baggage after checking ‘.

  3. Soup

  Rules are rules.While you can argue that a single serving of chicken and mushrooms is less of a safety hazard to your fellow travelers than a lighter, liquid is liquid. Well, 101 ml or more liquid. The same goes for mascara, cream and, of course, water. Here are 7 other foods to avoid on your next flight.

  4.22 Duty Free Perfume Samples

  You might think you can bypass the rule of liquids by pouring large bottles into many small containers, but containers NO: ‘must be shipped in one clear, resealable plastic bag that does not hold over a liter and measures approximately 20 cm x 20 cm .All containers must also be less than 100 ml. Read our complete guide to carrying liquids in carry-on baggage here.

  5. Medicine

  While we’re on the subject of liquids, if you need to keep a large bottle of “essential” drugs with you, well, tight. You cannot take more than 100 ml. In fact, you can if you notify the airport in advance. Not sure if they’ll take Sauvignon Blanc as their primary medicine, but it’s worth a try. In terms of pills, try a 7 Day Pill Box to keep things organized and easily visible to the airport security officer.Here you can find a complete guide on what you can and don’t take with you.

  6. Badminton Rackets

  The authorities are bored with sports equipment. Cricket Rackets: Fair enough – the loyal willow is the weapon of choice for many articulate, gray-haired, real-life ale-loving strikers, but badminton rackets are also banned.

  7. Fishing rods

  Why take a harpoon with you is up to you, but if you are going on vacation to whale, you will have to put it in the hold.It’s the same with the fishing rods, presumably so you won’t be tempted to react to that pesky kid in Seat 11A by hooking him up with the Woolly Worm.

  8. Drills

  If you are a carpenter or plumber, check-in fees eat up your income as you are not allowed to carry essential items in your tool bag, such as screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, saws, drills or drills on airplane. We’ve put together a guide to the tools you can use here.

  9. Peroxide

  From tear gas to contaminated blood and fire extinguishers, “Chemicals and Toxic Substances” is the total NO . This includes peroxide. So if you are leaving for Malia with the guys and are going to have a fun lightening of your hair, do it before you leave.

  10. Torches

  No, not the kind that your father probably rocked in the 70s, although if we depended on us they would have been banned too! No, “ANY FORM” flares are banned , just in case you’re not sure.

  11. Protein Powder

  While you may enjoy the swelling of your shins, TSA is not so interested. As of June 2018, if you are flying to or from the United States, you must store powdered substances such as coffee, spices, milk powder, protein powder, or beauty products in a container that is no larger than 12 ounces. This is 350 grams. The Whey Box has some nifty bags you could wrap up!

  12. Walnut oil

  When talking about nuts for health, it is worth noting that walnut oil is usually considered liquid.This means that you need to make sure that the volume of the nut butter being packaged does not exceed 100 ml.

  13. Artificial explosives

  This seems pretty obvious, right? It’s the same with toy weapons, explosives and ammunition. When traveling to and from the United States, the TSA is required to view this as a threat – which means bringing in a squad of bombers, even if your little gun just carried the wrong toy. Definitely worth checking out. Check out TSA Instagram for more carry-on scandals.

  14. Brie

  You’d be a little pissed off if someone took your brie off on your way back from France, right? Unfortunately, soft cheese is considered liquid, so don’t put the whole cheese in your carry-on baggage. A small portion in your liquid bag will do (think about Babybel size). Place the gorgonzola in a tightly closed bag to test.

  15. Viking helmets

  Does your attractive Viking costume have a spike more than 6 cm? Unfortunately, it must be left in the hold.The rule for blades / sharp objects also applies here. Be sure to check gov.uk’s carry-on baggage rules before taking anything suspicious-looking like a Viking helmet with you on your next flight.

  16. Drones

  Drones are not an easy task, especially as technology advances. When carrying the drone in flight, it is most important to pay attention to the type of batteries you are using. In most cases, lithium batteries are used, which you need to carry in your carry-on baggage.If your propellers are larger than 6cm, they are worth checking out as they may be considered blades. And finally, check your local drone laws wherever you travel – Nicaragua has a complete no-fly drone ban unless you have permission.

  17. Batteries

  While lithium batteries are actually permitted in carry-on baggage , are not permitted in the hold. This is so that in the event of a battery failure, the airline can intervene and prevent further problems.If you remember when batteries inside phones and laptops kept catching fire in the air, that’s where the rule comes from. This applies to batteries inside your laptop, phones, or electronic devices – check out the full CAA instructions here.

  If this does not clarify the situation, check the official restrictions on hand luggage at UK airports here. Don’t miss your chance next weekend!

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  Correct as of 10 July 2018, retrieved from https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions . Please always check the latest instructions at https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions before booking your trip

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