FAQ

Security Check

1. Bringing Liquids on Board

   【Domestic Flights】Even unopened items are subject to inspection. Please place them on a separate tray from your luggage for inspection.

   【International Flights】Liquids in containers of 100ml or less, loosely packed in a resealable, clear, resealable plastic bag with a capacity of 1 liter or less, are permitted on board.

2. What to do if you bring a restricted item on board

   Items cannot be checked at the airport. You can discard it in the disposal box provided at the security checkpoint. If there is time before boarding, you can leave it in a coin locker, or ask the airline staff at your destination to have it placed in your checked baggage.

3. Carrying milk, baby food, special dietary needs, etc. on board

   【Domestic flights】 Carry-on is permitted.

   【International flights】 Infant milk/food may be brought on board only in the amount needed on board when accompanied by an infant. Please place it on a separate tray from your luggage and declare it to the security officer. In addition, restricted dietary foods may be brought on board without declaring them as long as they are not in liquid form. If they are in liquid form, they may be brought on board only in the amount needed on board. Please keep them separate from your carry-on baggage and declare it to the security officer.

4. What to Do If You Bring Prohibited Items Onboard

   【Domestic flights】 Please inform the inspector. To ensure a smooth inspection, please present any medical certificates or prescriptions you have to the inspector. If you do not have these documents, please inform the inspector.

   【International flights】 You may carry on board only the amount you will need on board. Spare items should be left in your checked baggage at the check-in counter.

5. Bringing Milk, Baby Food, and Special Dietary Foods Onboard

   International flights: You can bring enough milk/food for your infant. Place them in a transparent, resealable plastic bag with a capacity of 1 liter or less, and declare them to the inspector. For special dietary foods that are not liquid, you do not need to declare them if they are in a liquid form. If they are in a liquid form, you can bring enough for use during the flight. Please place these in checked baggage and hand them over at the check-in counter.

6. Bringing Insulin and Injectors Onboard

   Please declare to the inspector. For a smooth inspection, please present your medical certificate or prescription if you have one. If you do not have these documents, please inform the inspector.

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7. Security Check for Customers Who Are Pregnant

   Metal detectors use electromagnetic waves to detect metal objects, not X-rays or other radiation that could affect the mother and baby. Therefore, there is no known impact on either. If you are concerned, please ask for a manual inspection (inspection by hand instead of using a metal detector).

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8. Security Check for Customers in Wheelchairs

   Since the metal parts of wheelchairs can trigger metal detectors, a manual inspection (inspection by hand instead of using a metal detector) will be performed by the inspector. If you are using a wheelchair that does not have metal parts, you can remain seated in the wheelchair during the inspection.

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9. Security Check for Customers Wearing Wigs or Piercings

   You will be inspected while wearing your wig or piercings. If a metal detector triggers, a manual inspection (inspection by hand instead of using a metal detector) will be performed by the inspector.