Vape Gear on Ryanair

[AdriaNocenzi]

Hi All,

I would like if I able to take all my gear on the plane and if anyone got some tips ?

Thanks

 

[bellyman]

Flew with them a few weeks ago.
Took a 100ml of juice, so did the wife, in a sealed plaggy bag.
No problemo and stealth vaped all the way in the plane.

 

[edify]

The airline staff don't concern themselves with the contents of your carry on luggage under normal circumstances, what you can take on is up to airport security. Last time I went abroad I took 6 18650 batteries, a mech and a regulated mod and 4 drippers. Put my juice and coiling kit in hold luggage.

I flew with Ryanair to Bratislava, from what I remember, their company policy is no more than 4 lithium-ion batteries per person. But I don't see how they could enforce that without having their own staff check everybody's hand luggage, which they didn't on my flights.

Just keep your batteries in cases and not in the mods, looks more honest and not like you're trying to hide something.

 

[MrDJ]

aviation ruling is changing weekly so check their website for upto date info.

 

[AdriaNocenzi]

My main concern are the battery, all my juice is in 10 ml bottles

 

[MrDJ]

last time i flew batteries were fine but i think thats al changed with a lot of carriers.
i only had 1 mod with 18650 and 4 mods with built in batteries.
took roughly 150ml of juice with no original labels on as if seen they are banned substances so just stuck a clear label on. a good idea mentioned by someone else is write zero nic on each bottle if they do get checked. all juice in minature clear plastic bag through customs and all mods and batteries in hand luggage. batteries in sealable hard plastic boxes.
i seal each bottle with clingfilm over the nozzle as they can leak.
tanks will leak unless they are upside down.
but as i said check their rules on their website as it changes weekly.

reason they say mods and batteries in hand luggage was due to if they vented and caused a fire its easier to put it out in the cabin instead of the hold which is sealed.

 

[crustyfolker]

Never had trouble last year on Ryanair to Malta. just make sure you put all liquids in a clear pouch and keep them seperate, take your mods and batteries onboard not in your case and you are allowed to take a lot of liquid as long as it is all in bottles smaller than 100ml's

 

[city461]

Ive posted too many threads on this subject... have a search and take a look... I fly dozens of times a year.. its security checks you have to pass not what individual airlines say.... They are not at security to enforce a 2 or 4 cell rule..
Common sense prevails...
Different countries have different regulations.. LCA or RTM dont really give a fuck but places like SVO, IST and FRA are pretty strict... For example that samsung flamethrower thing is not allowed on an Aeroflot flight and will be removed off you at SVO security

 

[Riddlesuk]

Working in security at an airport myself i can confirm that its all ok.

Bottle size not to exceed 100ml

All liquids to be in the clear bag and sealed.

One clear bag per pax.

Batteries allowed and no limit but make sure you take the appropriate care with them.

Mods of any type allowed but can be pulled off for search if screen reader dont recognise what it is.

Not that grenade looking Mod for obvious reasons.

Any questions about security im happy to help.

 

[danb]

@city461 I think it's time for a sticky. I fly regularly as well, basically if you are sensible and everything's visible you will not have a problem. No Li-ion in the hold is the most important rule..