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Important note from Air Canada
Sunday, 11 Aug, 2006
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As Air Canada aircraft transit Hawaii en route to Vancouver, please be advised that the following items are not permitted to be carried on board the aircraft until further notice:
Liquids and gels, including any drinks, beverages, shampoo, suntan lotion, creams, toothpaste, hair gel, liquid cosmetics, perfumes.
- Check-in 3 hours prior to flight departure due to 100% hand baggage search within Sydney airport
- No duty free may be purchased before departure from Sydney or on-board. Any items purchased duty free in the departure area will not be permitted on board the aircraft.
- Name on prescription medicine must match passengers boarding pass and ticket name. Insulin is permitted
- Baby formula, breast milk or juice for a baby or small child will be permitted.
- Encourage passengers to travel light. Their accessible properties should have minimal clutter to expedite screening processes.
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