Passengers are forbidden from taking items that constitute a risk for the health of other passengers, the crew or the safety of the aircraft into the restricted area or the cabin of the aircraft. These items include:

- Firearms and weapons in general: if you are going to travel with arms, you will need to have authorisation. View the procedure for obtaining authorization.
- Devices that fire projectiles.
- Devices to stun or immobilise.
- Objects with a sharp point or a cutting edge.
- Blunt objects.
- Tools which can cause serious injuries.
- Explosive and incendiary substances and devices.
- Chemical and toxic substances.
- Liquids, aerosols and gels (LAG): there is a limitation on the
quantity of LAGs that passengers may carry when they pass
through the security checkpoints in European Union airports.
Check the rules for transportation of liquids in hand luggage.

Security staff may deny access to the boarding area and the aeroplane cabin to any passenger in possession of an item which, although not considered forbidden, arouses their suspicions.

Some of these forbidden hand luggage items may be carried in your checked-in luggage.

Electrical or electronic devices may be carried as hand luggage, but they must be taken out of their covers and put into separate trays at the security checkpoint. As a general rule, you may carry a battery inside the device and an additional spare one.

Contact the airline or Aena if you have questions about a specific item you wish to travel with.

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