Kazakhstan Bans E-Cigarettes in Airline Baggage

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The Kazakhstan Civil Aviation Administration (MIIR) recently amended the rules for civil aviation transport, which involve regulations regarding carrying electronic devices and e-cigarettes.<\/p>

According to reports from Kazakh media, the Kazakhstan Civil Aviation Administration (MIIR) recently amended the rules for civil aviation transport, which involve regulations regarding carrying electronic devices and e-cigarettes. MIIR emphasized that these changes are made out of concern for passenger safety and comfort. <\/p>

Under the new regulations, passengers are no longer allowed to place portable electronic devices such as tablets, watches, calculators, cameras, laptops, camcorders, and other devices with lithium or lithium-ion batteries in checked luggage. Additionally, carrying e-cigarettes is explicitly prohibited.<\/strong><\/p>

MIIR strongly recommends that all passengers place the following items in their carry-on luggage to ensure convenience and safety during the flight:<\/p>

• Laptops<\/p><\/li>

• Mobile phones<\/p><\/li>

• Cameras<\/p><\/li>

• Tablets<\/p><\/li>

• Electronic signature devices<\/p><\/li>

• All electronic devices with lithium-ion batteries<\/p><\/li>

• Spare batteries and portable batteries (power banks)<\/p><\/li><\/ul>

  Reference:    【1】 Vapes and e-cigarettes can no longer be transported in airline baggage in Kazakhstan<\/p>