Is kaya allowed in my hand luggage? What you can and cannot carry on board a plane
Have hair spray, gels, toothpaste, or even kaya in your hand luggage? Be prepared to discard them before you board your flight.
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Passengers checking in at Changi Airport's Terminal 2.
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Q: What are the rules on liquids, gels and aerosols in hand luggage?
A: Items must be in containers with a maximum capacity of 100ml each.
All containers (not exceeding one litre in total) must be placed in a transparent re-sealable plastic bag which must be completely closed.
Q: Can I carry a container larger than 100ml but partially filled?
A: No, the maximum capacity for the container is 100ml.
Q: What about foams and semi-solids like honey and kaya?
A: The same rules apply for foams and semi-solids. Exemptions can be made for baby food if the infant is also travelling. The same applies to medicines if you have an original letter from a certified medical practitioner.
Q: Are there guidelines on items such as tweezers, nail clippers, penknives, Swiss Army knives, screwdrivers, scissors and toys or ornaments that look like guns?
A: These items should be checked in.
