锂电池移动电源（充电宝）应视为备用锂电池，并在飞机飞行过程中处于关闭状态。

携带登机的备用锂电池额定能量不得超过100Wh（锂离子电池）或2g（锂金属电池）。

每人携带便携式电子设备总数不得超过15台，备用电池总数不得超过20块。

经航空公司批准，每位旅客最多可携带2块额定能量大于100Wh但不超过160Wh的备用锂电池乘机。严禁携带额定能量超过160Wh的锂电池。
电动轮椅请遵守电动轮椅运输规定。

托运

行李

手提

行李（含带在身上）

1

酒精饮料

是

是（仅限候机楼隔离区或机上购买的免税品）

否

1）酒精饮料不应置于手提行李（含带在身上）登机，候机楼隔离区或机上购买的免税品除外，条件是有购物凭证且经安全检查确认无疑。

2）可作为托运行李交运，但应在零售包装内，并且每个容器不应超过5L。

3）托运的酒精饮料的数量应符合以下规定：

a)酒精含量小于或等于24%的不受限制；

b)酒精含量24%—70%（含）之间的每人交运净数量不超过5L；

c)酒精含量大于70%不得作为行李运输。

2

干冰

是

是

是

1）每人不超过2.5kg；

2）其包装件必须可以释放二氧化碳气体；

3

便携式电子装置（例如手表、计算器、照相机、手机、手提电脑、便携式摄像机）

（1）

内含不超过2g锂金属或100wh锂离子电池芯或电池的便携式电子装置

是

是

否

1）旅客为个人自用携带。

2）便携式电子装置和便携式医疗电子装置每人至多可携带所有设备的总量不得超过15台。能产生高热的设备中的电池或发热单元，需将发热单元、电池或其它部件移开独立放置。

3）如果此类装置作为托运行李，则必须采取措施防止意外启动和受到损坏；完全切断电源（非睡眠或休眠等模式），除非设备仅包含锂电池不超过：锂金属电池0.3g或锂离子电池2.7Wh。

4） 电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

（2）

内含不超过2g锂金属或100wh锂离子电池芯或电池的便携式电子装置的备用电池

否

是

否

1）旅客为个人自用携带。

2）每人可携带所有备用/零散的电池，包括锂金属不超过2g，锂离子不超过100Wh的锂电池，总量不得超过20块。

3）电池必须单个做防短路保护（放入原零售包装或电极分别绝缘保护，如，用胶带缠住暴露的电极或每个电池分别放入塑料袋或保护袋）。

4）  电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

（3）

内含额定能量超过100wh但不超过160wh的锂离子电池的便携式电子装置

是

是

是

1）旅客为个人自用携带。

2）如果此类装置作为托运行李，则必须采取措施防止意外启动和受到损坏；完全切断电源（非睡眠或休眠等模式）。

3）每人至多可携带此类备用电池总量不得超过2块。

4）电池必须单个做防短路保护（放入原零售包装或电极分别绝缘保护，如，用胶带缠住暴露的电极或每个电池分别放入塑料袋或保护袋）。

5）  电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

6）能产生高热的设备中的电池或发热单元，需将发热单元、电池或其它部件移开独立放置。

（4）

内含额定能量超过100wh但不超过160wh的锂离子电池的便携式电子装置的备用电池

否

是

是

4

电池驱动的助行器

（1）

装有符合IATA《危险品规则》特殊规定A67的密封型湿电池或符合特殊规定A123的干电池或A199的镍氢电池的轮椅或行动辅助设备，供由于残障、健康或年龄原因而行动受限或暂时行动不便（例如腿断了）的旅客使用

是

否

是

1）电池为以下二者之一：
(a) 通过助行器的设计提供充分的防损坏保护并牢固地固定在轮椅或助行器上。电路必须按照制造商的说明书断开；或
(b) 按照制造商的说明书卸下。
2）电池两极已做防止短路保护，例如装在电池容器内；
3）每位旅客可以携带：
(a) 一块备用的符合特殊规定A67的密封型湿电池；
(b) 两块符合特殊规定A123的干电池或A199的镍氢电池。
4）建议旅客提前通知公司做好预先安排。

（2）

由锂离子电池驱动的代步工具（例如轮椅），供由于残障、健康或年龄原因而行动受限或暂时行动不便（例如腿断了）的旅客使用

是

否

是

1）电池为以下二者之一：
(a) 通过助行器的设计提供充分的防损坏保护并牢固地装在轮椅或助行器上。电路必须按照生产商的说明书断开；或
(b) 按照制造商的说明书卸下。从助行器上卸下的每块电池禁止超过300Wh。
注：当锂电池仍然安装在助行器中时，没有瓦特小时限制。
2）电池两极已经做好防止短路（例如将电池封装在电池盒内）；
3）每位旅客最多可携带1个不超过300wh的备用电池，或2个各不超过160wh的备用电池。拆下的电池和备用电池只能作为手提行李（含带在身上）。
4）电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。
5）建议旅客提前通知公司做好预先安排。

5

为医疗用途携带便携式医疗电子装置

（1）

内含不超过2g锂金属电池芯或电池或者不超过100wh的锂离子电池芯或电池的便携式医疗电子装置

是

是

否

1）  旅客为医疗用途携带；

2）  备用电池必须单个做好保护以防短路（放入原零售包装或以其它方式将电极绝缘，如在暴露的电极上贴胶带，或将每个电池放入单独的塑料袋或保护盒当中）；

3）  每一已安装电池或备用电池所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求；

4）  每人可携带所有便携式电子装置和便携式医疗电子装置总量不得超过15台；能产生高热的设备中的电池或发热单元，需将发热单元、电池或其它部件移开独立放置。

5）  每人可携带所有备用/零散的电池，包括锂金属不超过2g，锂离子不超过100Wh的锂电池，总量不得超过20块。

（2）

内含不超过2g锂金属电池芯或电池或者不超过100wh的锂离子电池芯或电池的便携式医疗电子装置的备用电池

否

是

否

（3）

内含超过2g但不超过8g锂金属电池或者超过100wh但不超过160wh的锂离子电池的便携式医疗电子装置

是

是

是

1）旅客为医疗用途携带；

2）备用电池每人携带不得超过2块；

3）备用电池必须单个做好保护以防短路（放入原零售包装或以其它方式将电极绝缘，如在暴露的电极上贴胶带，或将每个电池放入单独的塑料袋或保护盒当中）；

4）  电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

5）能产生高热的设备中的电池或发热单元，需将发热单元、电池或其它部件移开独立放置。

（4）

内含超过2g但不超过8g锂金属电池或者超过100wh但不超过160wh的锂离子电池的便携式医疗电子装置的备用电池

否

是

是

6

配备锂电池的行李箱（含智能骑行行李箱）

（1）

内含锂电池的行李箱

是

是

否

1）若行李箱设计是电池可以拆卸的，锂金属电池锂含量不超过2g或锂离子电池额定能量不超过100Wh。如果要办理行李托运，必须将电池拆下，并将电池带入客舱，不得托运。拆下的电池视为备用锂电池，必须单独保护防止短路；

2）若行李箱设计是电池不可拆卸的，锂金属电池锂含量不超过0.3g或锂离子电池额定能量不超过2.7Wh；

3）若行李箱带有GSM功能，则在飞行全程中应关闭或处于飞行模式；

4）  电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

（2）

内含锂电池的行李箱的备用电池

否

是

否

1）锂金属电池锂含量不超过2g或锂离子电池额定能量不超过100Wh；

2）电池必须单个做防短路保护（放入原零售包装或电极分别绝缘保护，如，用胶带缠住暴露的电极或每个电池分别放入塑料袋或保护袋）。

3）  电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

（3）

内含额定能量超过100wh但不超过160wh锂离子电池的行李箱

是

是

是

1）若行李箱设计是电池可以拆下的，必须将电池拆下，并将电池带入客舱，不得托运。拆下的电池视为备用锂电池，必须单独保护防止短路；

2）若行李箱设计是电池不可拆下的，禁止运输；

3）若智能行李带有GSM功能，则在飞行全程中应关闭或处于飞行模式；

4）  电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

（4）

内含额定能量超过100wh但不超过160wh锂离子电池的行李箱的备用电池

否

是

是

1）每人携带最多不得超过2块；

2）电池必须单个做防短路保护（放入原零售包装或电极分别绝缘保护，如，用胶带缠住暴露的电极或每个电池分别放入塑料袋或保护袋）。

3）  电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。

7

含电池的电子烟（包括电子雪茄、电子烟斗以及个人雾化器）

否

是

否

1）为旅客个人使用，这类物品应采取措施，避免意外启动。
2）只能在手提行李中携带，且不允许在客舱内使用和充电。
3）锂金属电池锂含量不超过2g，锂离子电池额定能量不超过100Wh。
4）电池和电池芯的所属类型必须符合联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分38.3小节规定的每项试验的要求。
5）数量限制：属于便携式电子装置，按照便携式电子装置要求执行。

8

非放射性药品（包括气溶胶）

是

是

否

1）每人可携带的每一单件药品的总净数量不得超过0.5kg或0.5L；

2）气溶胶释放阀必须由盖子或其它适当的手段保护，以防止意外释放内装物；

3）糖尿病患者或者其他患者携带必需的液态物品，应进行安全检查，并向安检人员出示医生处方或医院证明，或经液态物品检测仪检查确认无疑的，可作为手提行李。

4）每人可携带的非放射性药品、梳妆用品和运动或家用的无次要危险性的气溶胶，三种总净数量不得超过2KG或2L。

9

梳妆品（发胶和香水等，包括气溶胶）

是

是

否

1）作为托运行李，每人可携带的单件物品净数量不应超过0.5kg或0.5L。

2）作为手提行李时，每种化妆品限带1件，其容器容积应不超过100ml，并应置于独立袋中，接受开瓶检查，液态物品总量应不超过1L。

10

用于体育运动或家庭的气溶胶

是

否

否

1） 属于2.2项非易燃无毒气体且无次要危险性。

2）每一单件物品的总净数量不得超过0.5kg或0.5L；

3）气溶胶释放阀必须由盖子或其它适当的手段保护，以防止意外释放内装物；

4）每人可携带的非放射性药品、梳妆用品和运动或家用的无次要危险性的气溶胶，三种总净数量不得超过2KG或2L。

Lithium mobile batteries (power bank) should be considered as spare lithium batteries and be turned off during the flight.

Spare lithium batteries carried on board must not exceed 100Wh (lithium-ion batteries) or 2g (lithium-metal batteries) in rated energy.

The total number of portable electronic devices per person must not exceed 15, and the total number of spare batteries must not exceed 20.

With the approval of the airline, each passenger can carry up to 2 pieces of spare lithium batteries with a rated energy greater than 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh on board. It is strictly prohibited to carry lithium batteries with rated energy exceeding 160Wh.
For electric wheelchairs, please follow the transportation regulations for electric wheelchairs.

Checked baggage

Carry-on baggage(including on one’s person)

1

Alcoholic beverages

Yes

Yes (only for  tax free goods bought onboard or in the airport sterile area)

No

1)Alcoholic beverage is not allowed to be carried in carry-on baggage (including on one’s person), except for the tax free goods bought onboard or in the airport sterile area, while the receipt shall be provided and pass the security check.

2)Alcoholic beverage can be transported as checked baggage, but they shall be in retail packagings, and each receptacle must not exceed 5L.

3)The amount of alcoholic beverage in checked baggage shall comply with following requirements:

a) Alcoholic beverages containing 24% or less alcohol by volume are not subject to any restrictions;

b)Alcoholic beverages containing more than 24% but not more than 70% alcohol by volume, with a total net quantity per person of 5 L;

c)Alcoholic beverages containing more than 70% alcohol by volume must not be transported as checked baggage.

2

Dry ice

Yes

Yes

Yes

1)No more than 2.5KG per person.
2)The package must permit the release of carbon dioxide gas.

3

Portable electronic devices (e.g., watches, calculators, cameras, cell phones, laptops, portable video cameras)

（1）

Portable electronic devices containing lithium  metal cells or batteries not exceeding 2g or lithium ion cells or batteries not exceeding 100 Wh

Yes

Yes

Yes

1）Passengers can carry for personal use.

2）Portable electronic devices and portable medical electronic devices must not exceed a total of 15 units per passenger. For batteries or heat generating units in equipment capable of generating high heat, heat generating units, batteries or other components shall be removed and placed separately.

3）If devices are carried as checked baggage, must take measures to prevent unintentional activation and damage; totally shut down the power (not sleep mode or hibernation mode and so on).unless  the  devices  contain  only  lithium  batteries  not exceeding:  lithium-metal  batteries  0.3g  or  lithium-ion batteries 2.7Wh;

4）Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.

（2）

Spare batteries for portable electronic devices containing lithium metal not exceeding 2g or lithium ion cells or batteries not exceeding 100Wh

No

Yes

No

1）Passengers can carry for personal use.

2）Each passenger may carry up to a total of 20 pieces of spare/loose batteries, including lithium batteries not exceeding 2g of lithium metal and 100Wh of lithium ion.

3）Spare batteries must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (by placement in the original retail packaging or by otherwise insulating terminals, e.g. by taping over exposed terminals or placing each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch).

4）  Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.

（3）

Portable electronic devices containing lithium ion batteries with a Wh rating exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh

Yes

Yes

Yes

1）Passengers can carry for personal use.

2）If devices are carried as checked baggage, must take measures to prevent unintentional activation and damage; totally shut down the power (not sleep mode or hibernation mode and so on).
3）Each passenger may carry such spare batteries not exceeding 2 pieces in total.

4）Spare batteries must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (by placement in the original retail packaging or by otherwise insulating terminals, e.g. by taping over exposed terminals or placing each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch).
5）Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.
6）For batteries or heat generating units in equipment capable of generating high heat, heat generating units, batteries or other components shall be removed and placed separately.

（4）

Spare batteries for portable electronic devices containing lithium ion batteries with a Wh rating exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh

No

Yes

Yes

4

Battery-powered mobility aids

（1）

Battery-powered wheelchairs or mobility aids for use by passengers whose mobility is restricted by either a disability, their health or age, or a temporary mobility problem (e.g. broken leg), with non-spillable wet batteries which comply with Special Provision A67 or nickel-metal hydride batteries which  comply with Special Provision A199 or dry batteries which comply with Special Provision A123 in IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations,

Yes

No

Yes

1) The  battery  meets  one  of  the following two conditions:
a) It  is  provided  with sufficient  protection against  damage through  the  design  of the mobility aid and is firmly  fixed  on  the wheelchair  or  the mobility  aid.  The circuit  must  be disconnected  in accordance  with  the manufacturer’s instructions; or
b) It  is  removed  in accordance  with  the manufacturer’s instructions.
2) The battery terminals are protected from short circuits by, for example, being  installed  in  a  battery container;
3) A passenger may carry：
a) one spare wet, non-spillable battery meeting Special Provision A67;
b)-or two spare nickel-metal hydride batteries meeting Special Provision A199 or dry batteries meeting Special Provision A123.
4) It is recommended that passengers notify the company in advance, so that the latter can make prior arrangements

（2）

Battery-powered mobility aids (such as wheelchair) with lithium ion batteries  for use by passengers whose mobility is restricted by either a disability, their health or age, or a temporary mobility problem (e.g. broken leg)

Yes

No

Yes

1）The  battery  meets  one  of  the following two conditions:
(a) It  is  provided  with sufficient  protection against  damage through  the  design  of the mobility aid and is firmly fixed  on  the wheelchair  or  the mobility  aid.  The circuit  must  be disconnected  in accordance  with  the manufacturer’s instructions; or
(b)  It  is  removed  in accordance  with  the manufacturer’s instructions.  Each battery  removed  from the  mobility  aid  must not exceed 300Wh.
Note:  When  the  lithium  battery  is still  installed  in  the  mobility  aid, there is no watt-hour limit.
2）The battery terminals are protected from short circuits by, (for example, being  enclosed  within  a  battery container);
3）Each passenger may carry 1 spare battery not exceeding 300Wh, or 2 batteries not exceeding 160Wh each. The removed batteries and spare batteries must be transported as carry-on baggage (including on one’s person);
4）Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.
5）It is recommended that passengers notify the  company  in  advance,  so  that  the latter can make prior arrangements.

5

Portable medical electronic devices form medical use

（1）

Portable medical devices containing lithium metal batteries not exceeding 2g or lithium ion cells or batteries not exceeding 100Wh

Yes

Yes

No

1）Passenger carries form medical use;
2）Spare batteries must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (by placement in the original retail packaging or by otherwise insulating terminals, e.g. by taping over exposed terminals or placing each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch);

3）Each mounted battery or spare battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.
4）Portable electronic devices and portable medical electronic devices must not exceed a total of 15 units per passenger. For batteries or heat generating units in equipment capable of generating high heat, heat generating units, batteries or other components shall be removed and placed separately.
5）Each passenger may carry up to a total of 20 pieces of spare/loose batteries, including lithium batteries not exceeding 2g of lithium metal and 100Wh of lithium ion.

（2）

Spare batteries for portable medical electronic devices containing lithium  metal cells or batteries not exceeding 2g or lithium ion cells or batteries not exceeding 100 Wh

No

Yes

No

（3）

Portable medical electronic devices containing lithium metal batteries exceeding 2 g but not exceeding 8 g or lithium ion batteries exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh

Yes

Yes

Yes

1）Passenger carries for medical use;
2）Each person may carry up to 2 spare batteries;
3）Spare batteries must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (by placement in the original retail packaging or by otherwise insulating terminals, e.g. by taping over exposed terminals or placing each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch);

4)Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.
5)For batteries or heat generating units in equipment capable of generating high heat, heat generating units, batteries or other components shall be removed and placed separately.

（4）

Spare batteries for portable medical electronic devices containing lithium metal batteries exceeding 2 g but not exceeding 8 g or lithium ion batteries exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh

No

Yes

Yes

6

Baggage equipped with lithium battery (including smart cycling suitcase):

（1）

Baggage containing lithium battery

Yes

Yes

No

1）If the battery is designed to be allowed to be removed, and for lithium metal batteries, the lithium metal content must not exceed 2g or for lithium ion battery, the watt-hour rating must not exceed 100Wh. The battery must be removed and carried into cabin, it is not permitted in or as checked baggage. The removed battery is considered as spare lithium battery, and it must be individually protected to prevent short circuit;

2）If the battery cannot be removed, and for lithium metal batteries, the lithium metal content must not exceed 0.3 g, or for lithium ion battery, the watt-hour rating must not exceed 2.7Wh;

3）If the smart luggage applies GMS, then it shall be switched off or at airplane mode during the whole flight；
4）Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.

（2）

Spare batteries for baggage containing lithium battery

No

Yes

No

1）For lithium metal batteries, the lithium content must not exceed 2g or for lithium ion battery, the watt-hour rating must not exceed 100Wh;
2）The electrode must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (by placement in the original retail packaging or by otherwise insulating terminals, e.g. by taping over exposed terminals or placing each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch).

3）  Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.

（3）

Baggage containing lithiun ion batteries exceeding a watt-hour rating of 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh

Yes

Yes

Yes

(1)If the designed battery of smart luggage can be removed, the battery must be removed and carried into cabin, it is not permitted in or as checked baggage. The removed battery is considered as spare battery, and it must be individually protected to prevent short circuit;
(2)If the battery can’t be removed, the transportation is forbidden;

(3)If the smart luggage applies GMS, then it shall be switched off or at airplane mode during the whole flight;
4）Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.

（4）

Spare batteries for portable electronic devices containing lithium ion batteries with a Wh rating exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh

No

Yes

Yes

1）No more than two spare batteries per person.
2）Spare batteries must be individually protected to prevent short circuits (by placement in the original retail packaging or by otherwise insulating terminals, e.g. by taping over exposed terminals or placing each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch).
3）Each cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.

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Electric cigarettes which contains battery(including electric cigar, electric tobacco pipe and nebulizer for personal use)

No

Yes

No

1）Passengers who carry these devices for  personal  use  must  take  measures  to  prevent accidental activation.
2）Must be transported in carry-on baggage, use or charging in the cabin is not allowed.
3）Lithium content of lithium metal batteries not exceeding 2g and rating of lithium-ion batteries not exceeding 100Wh.
4）Cell or battery must be of a type that meets the requirements of each test in the UN Manual of Test and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3.
5）Quantity  limit:  They  shall  be  portable electronic  devices,  and  meet  the  requirements  for portable  electronic  devices

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Non-radioactive medical articles (including aerosols)

Yes

Yes

No

1）No more than 0.5KG or 0.5L total net quantity per single article;
2）Release valves on aerosols must be protected by a cap or other suitable means to prevent inadvertent release of the contents;

3）The necessary liquid articles carried by diabetics or other patients must accept security check, and the medical prescription or hospital proofs shall be offed to security officers, or if they have been checked by the liquid detector, they can be carried in carry-on baggage.
4）The total net quantity of non-radioactive medicinal or toiletry articles and aerosols with no secondary hazard for sports or home use carried by per person must not exceed 2 KG or 2 L.

9

Toiletry articles (hair sprays and perfumes, including aerosols)

Yes

Yes

No

1）As checked baggage, the total net quantity for each unit per person must not excess of 0.5 KG or 0.5 L
2）As carry-on baggage (including on one’s person), each person is limited to 1 piece of the kind of cosmetics, and the volume of its container must not exceed 100ml, and it shall be placed in an independent bag and shall accept opening check. The total volume of liquid articles must not exceed 1L.

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Aerosols for sports or home use

Yes

No

No

1） Aerosols in Division 2.2, with no secondary hazard.

2）No more than 0.5KG or 0.5L total net quantity per single article.

3）Aerosol release valves shall be protected with a cap or other suitable means to prevent inadvertent release of contents.

4）The total net quantity of non-radioactive medicinal or toiletry articles and aerosols with no secondary hazard for sports or home use carried by per person must not exceed 2 KG or 2 L.