What Items Are Prohibited on Helicopter Flights?
Certain items are prohibited on helicopter flights for safety reasons, including dangerous goods, weapons, loose objects, and drones—KiliFlying Air adheres to strict aviation regulations to protect passengers and crew.
What Items Are Prohibited on Helicopter Flights: Safety Guidelines
Helicopter cabins are compact with exposed rotors, requiring stricter restrictions than commercial airlines to prevent hazards from loose items or dangerous materials.
KiliFlying Air follows international and local aviation authority rules, conducting pre-flight checks to ensure compliance.
This guide lists common prohibited items, restricted categories, exceptions, and tips for smooth boarding.
Strictly Prohibited Items
Firearms, ammunition, explosives, flammable liquids/gases, corrosive substances, and radioactive materials—no exceptions.
Knives, sharp objects, or tools over certain lengths restricted.
Loose and Hazardous Objects
Any unsecured items that could fly into controls or rotors banned. Drones prohibited due to interference risks.
Selfie sticks, umbrellas, or large loose bags not permitted in cabin.
Battery and Electronic Restrictions
Large spare lithium batteries (>160Wh) prohibited. Personal devices (phones, cameras) allowed if secured.
Power banks must be in carry-on and protected from activation.
Other Restricted Items
No alcohol consumption onboard. Smoking/e-cigarettes banned. Strong odors or messy foods discouraged.
Pets in carriers considered separately—not prohibited but require approval.
Exceptions and Special Cases
Medical equipment, service animals, or professional gear (cameras with harnesses) accommodated with notice.
Discuss questionable items during booking for guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Safety restrictions ensure smooth flights. Contact KiliFlying Air with questions about specific items for your journey.