I've never been on an airplane. I wonder what's the difference between flying and taking a car. I can't take what? Specifically, thank you!

The difference is that the plane has to change tickets one or two hours in advance, get the seat number and wait for boarding. There are also some knives, bottled liquids and firecrackers that can't be brought, and others are not much different.

The following is a detailed introduction.

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Everyone knows that you can't take inflammable and explosive dangerous goods by train, car and other means of transportation. Do you know what you can't carry by plane? Compared with other land and water vehicles, airplanes require higher reliability and safety, so there are many restrictions on passengers, and the restrictions on luggage carried by passengers are stricter than other vehicles.

Usually, the luggage carried by passengers can be divided into two categories: checked baggage and non-checked baggage. Non-checked baggage can be divided into carry-on baggage and self-care baggage, but because there is no strict distinction between domestic air transport, the non-checked baggage mentioned here refers to passengers' carry-on baggage. There are many things you can't carry, whether it's checked baggage or non-checked baggage. It can be seen from the confiscation of a large number of prohibited items in airport security inspection every year that most passengers lack the necessary understanding of civil aviation safety regulations, especially the concept of what can and cannot be carried is often vague, which has added a lot of "trouble" to the airport and itself. Here, we will introduce readers to some basic rules that prohibit carrying luggage by plane.

So what items are forbidden to carry by plane? According to civil aviation regulations, the items that passengers are forbidden to carry or check include: guns, military or police equipment, and controlled knives; Flammable and explosive articles; Toxic, corrosive and radioactive substances; Other articles that endanger flight safety, such as strong magnetizers that may interfere with the normal work of various instruments on the plane, and articles with strong irritating smell; Other articles and imitations of the above-mentioned articles that are prohibited from being carried and transported by national laws and regulations.

In fact, these rules and regulations are generally known to passengers, but some details are often overlooked. Take a delicious fruit as an example. Many people like durian. Many travelers going to Southeast Asia or South China want to take some local durian home to share with their families, but you may not know that durian is delicious but you can't take it on the plane because it is an item with a strong pungent smell. Another example is lighters, which are definitely needed by friends who smoke, but gas lighters, especially disposable lighters, are flammable and explosive and cannot be taken on the plane. Flights to the United States are not allowed to carry any kind of lighters.

At present, the standard for liquid luggage in China is that each passenger can carry at most two bottles (each bottle should not exceed 500ML) of carbonated drinks, mineral water, tea, milk, yogurt, juice and other liquid items at a time, and can only carry them on the plane after opening the bottle for inspection. Passengers are not allowed to carry alcohol (bottled or canned) with them. If it is really necessary to carry alcohol, each person must check no more than 2 bottles (1 kg) at a time, and the packaging must comply with civil aviation transportation regulations. In other words, any passenger who passes the security check must open the check as long as he finds bottled or canned liquid in his carry-on luggage. If necessary, he must have a drink in front of the security personnel. If he can't drink or doesn't want to drink, the security inspector must check to make sure there is no problem before he can pass. Passengers must check the wine when they take the plane. American or British regulations are more stringent. For example, on the flight to the United States, it is not allowed to carry any liquid or colloidal items, including: drinks, shampoo and body wash, sunscreen, cream, toothpaste, hair gel and other similar items. If you really need to carry it, you must check it. The liquid articles that can be carried include: formula milk, human milk, infant juice, as well as prescription drugs, insulin and other necessary over-the-counter drugs that match the name of the ticket. British Airways stipulates that all passengers who take British Airways flights from British or EU airports or transfer can take the following items as part of their hand luggage: all liquids, miles and paste objects must be concentrated in a transparent and sealable plastic bag, the size of which is not more than 20cm x 20cm (or the capacity is 1 liter). Every liquid, mile or paste-like object must be placed in a container with a capacity not exceeding 100 ml. During the security check, it is necessary to take out the transparent plastic bag from the hand luggage and check it separately.

After reading our introduction above, you must have a more detailed understanding of carrying luggage by plane. I suggest that you learn some common sense about flying from airline websites, ticketing agents, airports and other channels before you travel, so as to avoid trouble as much as possible when you travel.