Luggage
Particularly in helicopters, luggage storage is usually very limited. The passengers must be sure that their luggage is in line with the specifications of each helicopter. If baggage is to be carried on a flight, our staff should be notified of the expected size, weight and number of bags (preferably medium size soft suitcases). This will help avoid inconveniences on the flight.
Air Company may refuse to carry as baggage any item because of its size, shape, weight or character.
Passengers are obliged to provide to the Air Company the actual weights for themselves and their luggage and be advised that the Air Company may refuse carriage of both if in size or weight excess of what was initially confirmed by the Air Company.
Air Company may carry one luggage at 15 kg per passenger in size (L:75 cm X H:50 cm X W:25 cm) as free allowance, unless otherwise agreed.
The additional luggage has to be smaller in size (L:50 cm X H:35 cm X W:23 cm) and soft.
The Air Company has to be informed well in advance, for any weight changes or correction thereof. In addition, passengers have to inform Air Company in advance for any persons requiring special conditions, assistance or devices when carried. Infants and children should always be accompanied and bring with them their restrain devices.
For safety reasons and subject to the applicable aviation safety rules, passengers are not permitted to carry the following items into security restricted area and the cabin of an aircraft:
1) any kind of firearms, such as pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns
2) toy guns, replicas and imitation firearms can be mistaken for real weapons
3) parts of firearms, excluding telescopic sights
4) weapons operated by compressed air and CO2, such as pistols, pellet guns, rifles and flying bullets
5) flare guns and starter pistols
6) bows, crossbows and arrows
7) spears and spear guns
8) slings and catapults
1) immobilization devices such as stun guns and shock rods
2) bloodless stunners and killing animals
3) chemicals, such as neutralization gas, pepper spray, tear gas, acid sprays and animal repellent sprays
1) cutting items such as large and small hatchets and cleavers
2) ice-picks and ice-breakers
3) shaving blades
4) incisors
5) knives with blades of more than 6 cm
6) scissors with blades more than 6 cm from the fulcrum
7) martial arts objects with a sharp point or sharp edge
8) swords and sabres
1) crowbars
2) drills and drill bits, including cordless portable power drills
3) tools with blades or stem length exceeding 6 cm that can be used as weapons, such as screwdrivers and chisels
4) saws and cordless portable power saws
1) baseball bats and softball
2) clubs and bars, such as police batons, truncheons and batons
3) martial arts equipment
1) ammunition
2) eyelets
3) detonators and fuses
4) copies or imitation explosive devices
5) mines, grenades and other explosive munitions
6) fireworks and other pyrotechnics
7) smoke cartridges and cartridges
8) dynamite, gunpowder and plastic explosives
NOTE: The above list of dangerous materials is not exhaustive. In case of doubt, the charterer shall request clarifications from the Air Company .
i) The Air Company may allow armed escorts or bodyguards in high risk flights according to the provisions of the Safety and Security Manual of the Air Company.
ii) Transport of ammunition is exceptionally allowed after permission of the Air Company for personal use of the passenger in accordance with law and in particular Annex 18 (Dangerous Goods).
iii) Pets are allowed provided that the Air Company has been notified in advance (at least 12 hours prior to embarkation) and there is space in the luggage compartment. Pets shall be placed in the luggage compartment in their pet box (which the charterer is under an obligation to furnish) unless the pilot permits their placement in the cabin in their pet box.
Airpower Helicopters
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AW 109 Power
ROBINSON R-44 SX-HIT
