Bullet shell crafts can not be on the plane

Recently, some airports in foreign countries have experienced the phenomenon of passengers carrying bullet shells and handicrafts. This has caused many passengers to understand. The reporter learned from the Capital Airport yesterday that, according to the regulations, various arts and crafts made of shells were forbidden to be carried and baggage checked.

In response, the reporter interviewed the relevant person in charge of the security inspection department of the Capital Airport West District. He said that all types of ** (including ***, official*, civil*, and other**), ordnance, police, and national prohibitions* * The imitation products of the equipment and the above-mentioned items (including the handicrafts made of shells and shells) are all clearly stipulated by the Civil Aviation Administration of China forbidding air passengers from boarding and consignment.

"That is to say, **, bullets or shells made of **, tanks, ships and other crafts are forbidden to carry and check baggage." The person in charge said.

He also said that foreign airports have also discovered that canes made of bullet shells were checked in luggage by passengers, and freshmen of the military academy collected the bullet casings used in their target training and wanted to take the opportunity to return home to be remembered. These are not allowed.

In addition, crystal ball-shaped handicrafts, for example, cannot be carried around because the main body of the crystal ball is filled with liquid and its composition is more complicated. According to the provisions of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, such items can only be used as cargo for the safety of flight. Consignment handling.