- Do's & Don'ts
- Security Procedures
- Health & Medical Assistance
- Baggage Regulations
- Restricted Items
- Special Baggage Procedures
- Lost & Found
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Do's
Don'ts
do
Check Baggage Rules Early
Review airline limits and BCAS guidelines before you pack at home.
do
Arrive With Time to Spare
Allow enough time for check-in, baggage drop, and security before your flight.
do
Keep Documents Accessible
Carry your boarding pass and photo ID where you can reach them quickly.
do
Cooperate at Screening
Follow instructions from CISF staff for a smooth and uninterrupted passage through security.
dont
Pack Prohibited Items
Power banks, sharp objects, and flammables in checked baggage will be confiscated at screening.
dont
Overpack Your Hand Baggage
Exceeding airline cabin limits or carrying restricted liquids will cause delays at the lane.
dont
Leave Bags Unattended
Unattended baggage is a security risk and will be removed from the terminal immediately.
dont
Rush or Block the Lane
Collect all belongings before moving ahead and keep screening areas clear for other passengers.
Security Procedures
Terminal Entry
Terminal Entry
Present a valid government-issued photo ID and a printed or digital boarding pass to security personnel at the terminal entrance.
Prepare for Screening
Prepare for Screening
Remove metal objects including belts, bracelets, and metal-containing jackets and place them in the the provided trays provided before entering the screening lane.
Electronics & Devices
Electronics & Devices
All electronic items such as phones, laptops, cameras, tablets, smartwatches, and fitness trackers must be removed from bags and placed in separate trays for X-ray inspection.
Liquids, Aerosols & Gels
Liquids, Aerosols & Gels
All containers must hold 100 ml or less, with a combined total not exceeding 1,000 ml. Place all containers in a single transparent resealable bag, available at the security check area.
Shoes, Food & Films
Shoes, Food & Films
If asked to remove shoes, please place them in the trays provided. Food items and standard photographic films may pass through X-ray screening without issue.
Health & Medical Assistance
Medical Devices & Medicines
Passengers travelling with medical devices such as pacemakers, prosthetic limbs, or prescription medicines should inform security personnel at the screening area for appropriate handling.
- Departure Area
Accessibility Support for Wheelchairs
Passengers using self-battery-operated wheelchairs are permitted to use them through the terminal but should notify security in advance.
Baggage Regulations
Passengers are permitted one handbag or cabin bag in the cabin, subject to the size and weight limits set by their airline.
Check-In Baggage Guide
Power Banks & Related Items
Power banks, lighters, and e-cigarettes are not accepted in checked baggage.
Check-In Baggage Guide
Hazardous & Restricted Goods
Flammable liquids, flammable solids, satellite phones, and certain food products are not permitted.
Check-In Baggage Guide
Full Reference
The complete BCAS prohibited items list is available at bcasindia.gov.in.
Hand Baggage Rules
Sharp Objects
Items such as scissors, nail cutters, and Swiss knives must be packed in checked baggage before arriving at the airport.
Hand Baggage Rules
Other Prohibited Articles
Any item that poses a risk to the safety of passengers or crew is not permitted. Review the full list at bcasindia.gov.in before packing.
Hand Baggage Rules
Perishables
Fresh food items prone to decay are not permitted through the security screening area.
Restricted Items
For safety reasons, certain items are not permitted at the airport or on board. Please review all guidelines before packing.
- Please Note: Security regulations are subject to BCAS and airline guidelines and may be updated periodically.
Flammable Liquids & Gases
Sharp Objects & Tools
Explosives & Ammunition
Self-Defence Items
High-Capacity Batteries
Restricted Food & Agricultural Products
Lost & Found
Report misplaced items at the Terminal Manager's office near departures. Bring your boarding pass, photo ID, and an authority letter if collecting on someone else's behalf. Items are held for three months.
- Terminal Manager's Office, Departures
Please Note: Items left on board an aircraft are managed by the respective airline. Please contact your airline directly for assistance.
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