Passenger onboard a Ryanair Boening 737 (Image: NurPhoto via Getty Images) As families begin to count the days down until they can step out of a plane and feel the warm air on their faces, it's important to be aware of what you can and can't bring through hand luggage. It might not be widely known, but some mundane items are a no-no on flights through Dublin Airport. With household finances taking a hit, many jet-setters are stuffing their hand luggage full to dodge the charge of checked-in bags.
But there's a prohibited list of things that you can't carry onboard or whisk through security at Dublin Airport, Dublin Live reports. Carriers like Ryanair let customers have one free cabin bag that slots under the seat in front. And Aer Lingus packers get a larger 10kg bag as well as a smaller personal item for free.
Read more: Airline rules for bringing food and items such as baby milk in hand luggage Read more: Amazon's £8 travel gadget that's a 'must for ditching airport baggage fees' Yet, even for these airlines, a rather eclectic assortment paint cans, lighters, Christmas crackers, energy-saving bulbs, ice picks, high-volume alcohol, and razor blades is barred from your bag. Liquids over 100ml aren't safe either, due to security restrictions. Here's the lowdown on all the items banned on Aer Lingus and Ryanair flights.
Aer Lingus According to an Aer Lingus spokesperson, banned, restricted and dangerous goods are "articles or substances capable of posing a risk to health, safe.
