Passenger Obligations

All passengers must comply with immigration and customs regulations at each destination and carry all necessary documents for themselves and their baggage, such as passports, visas or other required travel documents.

Sky Jet is not responsible for informing passengers of these requirements or the consequences of their failure to comply. If the flight is changed, canceled or if additional taxes, fees, penalties or other costs arise due to failure to comply with the requirements, these costs must be borne by the customer.

Baggage restrictions

Dangerous goods are substances that, when transported by air, may pose a serious risk to health or property or are classified as dangerous goods. The risk may arise from changes in atmospheric pressure affecting the cargo during flight. Temperature changes and vibration can adversely affect dangerous goods transported in flight, which in turn could not occur on the ground.

For safety reasons, the following materials and items are not permitted for carriage. Please ensure that these materials and items are not in your hand or checked baggage:

X Flammable liquids and solids

X Oxidising agents, such as bleaching powder

X Organic peroxides

X Tear gas devices or any gas cylinders

X Infectious substances, e.g. live viral substances

X Car/motorcycle batteries

X Items containing mercury

X Objects containing magnets

X Pyrotechnics

X Matches

X Lighters, lighter fuel, paints, thinners

X Poisons, arsenic, cyanide, weed killers

X Radioactive substances, acids, alkaline substances, alkalis

X Corrosive substances, oiled paper

X Vehicle fuel system components that come into contact with fuel

X Explosives, ammunition, detonators and similar articles

X Smoke grenades and smoke cartridges

X Levitating boards, mini segways and self-balancing unicycles or bicycles

Please note that this list is not exhaustive and may be expanded. For more information on how to safely transport dangerous goods or to check whether an item is prohibited for air transport, please contact us.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has determined which items and substances from the list of dangerous goods can be transported by air, in what quantities and in what packaging. In accordance with the prohibitions, restrictions on the transport of sporting goods, kitchen utensils, tools and items that can be used to cause bodily harm also apply.