Generally speaking, small masks can be carried on the plane, because in daily life, the rule of carrying 100 ml on the plane is the size of a container or a parcel, or the capacity is no more than 100 ml. So the bag contains no more than 100 ml, which is generally suitable for flying.
What can’t fly
Excessive cosmetics: Passengers on domestic flights can carry a small amount of liquid cosmetics (including liquid, paste, gel, spray, etc.). For your own use. Limit one of each type of cosmetics to 100 ml in a container and keep it in a separate bag for open inspection. In particular, cosmetics need to be checked because they are not allowed to be carried around even if the container is not full.
Passengers on international and regional flights (including international connecting flights) may carry liquid items (including liquids, ointments, gels, sprays, etc.). The container volume should not exceed 100 ml. Containers of liquid items should be placed in clear plastic bags with a maximum volume of 1 litre and resealable. Each passenger can only carry one clear plastic bag at a time, and the excess should be checked. These items include toothpaste, body wash and shampoo in cosmetics.
Electronic cigarette lighters and lighters: According to the relevant regulations of the Civil Aviation Administration, passengers are strictly prohibited from carrying or consigned fire protection articles. Passengers found to have intentionally concealed acts during security checks will be handed over to the airport public security organs for handling. In order to avoid delay, please check your luggage and belongings in advance.
