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Flying with BMI Baby tomorrow
I'm flying from Birmingham to Edinburgh tomorrow. I know I'm allowed one small handbag, liquids are banned... can I take my digital camera, ipod & mobile phone in my hand-baggage?
Their webiste doesn't say & trying to get through to their helpline is near impossible.
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Their webiste doesn't say & trying to get through to their helpline is near impossible.
Xx
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"Cabin baggage CAN contain the following:
* Electronic equipment, including laptops, mobile phones, digital cameras and portable music and DVD players.
* Essential medicines in liquid form provided they are under 50ml. Customers will be asked to taste the liquid. If they cannot taste the liquid for any reason they will be asked to go to an airport pharmacy to have the medicine verified.
* Baby milk and liquid baby food (the contents of each bottle MUST be tasted by the parent)
* Other items normally carried in cabin baggage, such as books and essential items for the flight, as long as they fit into a bag no bigger than 45cm x 35cm x 16cm.
* Nothing must be carried in pockets"
"Cabin baggage CAN contain the following:
* Electronic equipment, including laptops, mobile phones, digital cameras and portable music and DVD players.
* Essential medicines in liquid form provided they are under 50ml. Customers will be asked to taste the liquid. If they cannot taste the liquid for any reason they will be asked to go to an airport pharmacy to have the medicine verified.
* Baby milk and liquid baby food (the contents of each bottle MUST be tasted by the parent)
* Other items normally carried in cabin baggage, such as books and essential items for the flight, as long as they fit into a bag no bigger than 45cm x 35cm x 16cm.
* Nothing must be carried in pockets"
if I could be picky for a moment - Birmingham Airport is owned by a consortium of 7 local district councils (who own 49%), aer rianta (25%) and a minority holding made up of venture capital and employees share options. Birmingham therefore doesn't feature on BAA's website - nevertheless the BAA site is a good place to get general information.
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