Luggage

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Electronics devices

To avoid possible interferences that affect the electronic systems of the helicopter it is necessary to regulate the use of some devices.

You will be allowed to use:

  • Pacemaker
  • Electronic watches
  • Headphones

They cannot be used

  • Mobile phones
  • Smart watch
  • Portable video game consoles
  • Bluetooth devices
  • Tablets and portable handheld agendas
  • Electronic cigarettes
  • Personal computers
  • Radio amateur transistor equipment (CB's, HF, etc…).
  • Video recorders and players.
  • Cameras in general (especially with Flash at night)
  • Music players.

The transport of recreational devices such as hover boards, air wheels and mini-segways is prohibited, both in checked baggage and in hand luggage.

Electronics devices
  1. As a general rule, all electronic devices must be carried by passengers.
  2. Passenger-authorised PEDs MUST NOT exceed the 100 Wh (watt-hour) limit. This group includes: Smartphones (iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, etc.): between 10 and 15 Wh; Tablets (iPad, Galaxy Tab): between 20 and 40 Wh; Small laptop computers (MacBook Air, Dell XPS 13): between 50 and 60 Wh; Compact digital cameras: between 5 and 20 Wh; Standard power banks (up to 20,000 mAh) and electronic cigarettes, which must remain under the passenger’s control at all times.
  3. All electronic devices must be carried by passengers in a controlled manner and protected against short circuits (for example, by keeping them in their original packaging, taping their terminals and placing them inside a plastic bag or box), preventing them from falling, being damaged or becoming entangled in moving seat parts, short-circuiting, overheating or catching fire. They must also be protected against unintentional activation by avoiding storage together with other devices or potentially flammable items (such as colognes or perfumes).
  4. Power banks (portable charging devices) MUST NOT be used to charge PEDs during the flight.
  5. En caso excepcional, si ha de transportarse un PED en bodega, debe asegurarse de que el mismo va debidamente apagado, protegido contra daños accidentales y/o activación involuntaria (aplicaciones, alarmas) y NO se debe transportar junto a materiales inflamables (perfumes, aerosoles, etc.).
  6. If you notice that your device is overheating or starting to emit smoke, immediately inform the cabin crew. You will receive further instructions.