Kawan2, apa benar info (n pengertian saya) di bawah ini? (http://www.bbmexplorer.com/eu_handluggage.htm) Berarti kalo kita bawa ransel dan di dalemnya ada laptop dg casenya, kt cuma bisa bw salah satu dari ransel atau laptop dg case? Kalo bisa keduanya nti kan keitung 2 tas walopun 1 tas ada di dalam 1 tas yg lain. Pdhal kan cuma boleh 1 tas di kabin Trus, berlaku cuma di UK aja atau seluruh negara2 EU? Saya berencana ke belanda april ini dan barang yg dibawa ke kabin 1 ransel yg di antaranya berisi laptop n casenya dan 1 tas pinggang. Itu OK atau ga?
Ada rencana jg ke paris tp cuma 1 hari, pagi sampe jam 8an malem. Pgn naik perahu di sepanjang sungai seine. Ada yg punya info ttg itu: ada atau ga perahu/kapal yg disewakan, harga tiket, dll? Ada saran utk tempat yg wajib dan mudah dikunjungi di paris dalam waktu 1 hari? Ttg eurolines, tiket bisa langsung dibeli di tempat / beberapa jam sbelum berangkat atau harus dr jauh2 hari? Mohon info dan cerita pengalamannya Terima kasih Salam, Irma EU Hand Luggage Regulations >From 7th January 2008, new hand luggage regulations were brought into force by the British Government. Please read these carefully. If you have any questions, these should be referred to the British Airport Authority website which is www.baa.com The new regulations relate to the lifting of the one-bag restriction for cabin luggage. However, to add to the confusion, some airlines have decided to keep the single cabin baggage restriction. The advice is to check with your airline before you travel. The EU restrictions on liquids remain in force. EU Member states are: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Passengers may carry small quantities of liquids but only within separate containers, each of which may not have a capacity greater than 100ml. 100ml relates to the size of the container, not the amount of liquid within the container so for example, a 500ml water bottle with 50ml of water would not be permitted. These containers must be placed in a single, transparent, re-sealable, plastic bag which itself may not exceed 1 litre in capacity. The contents of the plastic bag must fit comfortably and the bag sealed. Each passenger may only carry one such bag of liquids. This bag must be presented for examination at airport security. Definition of Liquids The term 'liquids' cover the following items: All drinks, including water, soup and syrups Creams, lotions, oils, perfumes, mascara etc Sprays and pressurised containers including shaving foam and deodorants Pastes, including toothpaste Gels, including hair gel and shower gel Any other solution and items of similar consistency Medicines Essential medicines and baby food will be permitted in quantities greater than 100ml but they will be subject to authentication by security. Cabin Baggage Each passenger is permitted to carry just 1 piece of cabin luggage with a maximum size of 56xcm x 45cm 25cm. The re-sealable bag for your liquids must be able to fit within this single piece of cabin baggage. Laptops/Large electrical items These items will be removed from your cabin baggage and screened separately. Please note, a laptop bag will be considered as your single piece of cabin baggage. Information updated: 4th January 2008 Information valid on: 25th January 2008 Disclaimer The information on this page is advice only and may not be complete. Explorer Travel are not responsible for decisions made by airport security. If you have any concerns or questions please contact the British Airport Authority. Their website is www.baa.com
