CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.

A - Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022

Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all Carriage Requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’ Approval
AEROSOLS - non-flammable gas e.g. substances that cannot be applied to the body, items
for sporting or home use (non-flammable gas 2.2 only)
 each item must not exceed 500g/500ml net each
 total quantity of items (including toiletries) must not exceed 2kg/2L per person
NO  
Note: All aerosol valves must be protected by a cap or other suitable means to prevent release
of contents
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
 up to 5L of alcohol (between 24-70% alcohol) per passenger
 securely sealed in retail packaging
Note: No quantity limit applies to alcohol under 24% and other non-dangerous liquid,
NO  
when carried as checked baggage.
AMMUNITION (Div. 1.4S, UN0012 or UN0014 only)
 passenger must show a current firearms licence or permit or enforcement agency ID
 no more than 5kg gross per passenger (should be weighed and allowances cannot
be combined)
 individually separated inside the container e.g. original packaging, magazine
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met,
YES  
enter approval number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and
enter it into passenger’s PNR
Dubai Firearms and Ammunition Permission – must be obtained before travelling
Singapore Firearms and Ammunition Permission – can be sought on arrival
AVALANCHE RESCUE BACKPACK
 1 per passenger containing non-flammable gas cylinders (2.2) and pressure relief
valves on the airbags
 pyrotechnic trigger does not exceed 200mg net of explosives (1.4S)
 must be packed so it cannot be accidentally activated
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.A - Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
CAMPING STOVE AND FUEL CONTAINERS
Flammable Gas Stove
 inspection is required, if any smell of gas is detected the item must be denied
uplift
NO  
Note: Flammable gas canisters are forbidden.
Flammable Liquid Fuel Stove
 either new and unused or flushed in accordance with ‘Declaration/Flushing
Procedures Liquid Fuel Camping Stove and Tank/Fuel Containers’ (form must be
completed and presented)
 inspection is required, if any smell of fuel is detected the item must be denied
uplift
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval number
into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
Note: Fuel canisters/refills are forbidden.
CIGARETTE/ZIPPO LIGHTERS OR SAFETY MATCHES
 1 per passenger and must be kept on one’s person (in a pocket)
 lighter cannot contain unabsorbed liquid fuel, other than liquefied gas ON THE PERSON
NO (in a pocket)
Note: Strike anywhere matches, book matches, lighter fuel/lighter refills, blue
flame lighters or cigar lighters and laser plasma (arc) lighters are forbidden.
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.A - Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
CO2 GAS CARTRIDGES or other non-flammable gas e.g. bicycle inflation bulbs, bicycle repair kits
 up to 4 per passenger
 not exceeding 28g/50ml each
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
YES  
Note: Butane cartridges/canisters are forbidden.

DRY ICE - carbon dioxide, solid (CO2)

 up to 2.5kg per passenger
 in a bag/package that permits the release of the CO2 gas
 if checked in, the bag/package must be marked with ‘DRY ICE’ e.g. dry ice label, and
the approx. weight of the ice
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
DRY SHIPPER - insulated packaging containing refrigerated liquid nitrogen
e.g. embryos, specimens etc.
 contents must be non-infectious, non-dangerous
NO  
ENGINES - Internal Combustion e.g. generators, chainsaws, whipper snipper etc.
 must be new and unused or flushed in accordance with ‘Declaration Flushing
Procedures Internal Combustion Engine’ (form must be completed and presented)
 inspection is required, if any smell of fuel is detected the item must be denied
uplift
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met,
enter approval number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter
it into passenger’s PNR
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.A - Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
FIREARMS
 passenger must show a current firearms licence or permit or enforcement agency ID
 must be inoperable in a separate locked case e.g. bolt removed, trigger guards etc.
 the ‘Deliver to Baggage Services’ tape must be applied to all firearms cases
NO  
Note: Dubai Firearms and Ammunition Permission – must be obtained before travelling
Singapore Firearms and Ammunition Permission – can be sought on arrival
FUEL CELL containing fuel e.g. some power tools, some laptop computers
 up to 200ml of fuel or 200g for solid fuel or 120ml liquefied gas
 must be marked “Approved for carriage in Aircraft Cabin Only”
NO  
FUEL CELL CARTRIDGE, spare for portable electronic devices
 up to 2 per passenger
 up to 200ml of fuel or 200g for solid fuel or 120ml liquefied gas
NO  
GAS CARTRIDGES FOR MECHANICAL LIMBS – non-flammable, non-toxic gas
Spare cartridges of a similar size are permitted.
NO  
HAIR STYLING EQUIPMENT CONTAINING A HYDROCARBON GAS CARTRIDGE
 1 per passenger and cannot be used onboard
 the safety cover must be securely fitted over the heating element
NO  
Note: Spare gas cartridges are forbidden.
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.A - Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers and Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
MEDICAL OR CLINICAL THERMOMETER CONTAINING MERCURY
 1 per passenger
 for personal use only and in a protective case
NO  
MERCURY BAROMETER OR THERMOMETER
 carried by a representative of a government weather bureau or similar official agency with ID
 must be packed to avoid leakage or puncture in a strong rigid container
 notify the Pilot in Command or Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
OXYGEN CYLINDER* FOR MEDICAL USE (BOC, Air Liquide, Supagas) and
(CoreGas -hospital supplied only)
 each cylinder must not exceed 5kg gross (commonly a ‘C’ size)
 all cylinders must be protected from damage (pouch, padded bag etc.)
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are
YES  
met, enter approval number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into
passenger’s PNR
Note: Liquid oxygen systems are forbidden.
*Operator (airline) approval must be obtained for empty oxygen cylinders.
PACEMAKER
Radioisotopic cardiac or other device implanted into a person or fitted externally IN/ON
NO THE PERSON
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.A - Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
SELF-INFLATING PERSONAL SAFETY DEVICE with CO2 or other non-flammable gas cartridges
e.g. lifejackets, airbag vests/jacket etc.
 No more than 2 self-inflating personal safety devices per passenger
 Maximum of 2 cartridges fitted in the device and up to 2 spares per device are
permitted
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met,
enter approval number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter
it into passenger’s PNR
SPECIMENS OR SAMPLES IN SMALL AMOUNTS OF FLAMMABLE LIQUID
 must be non-infectious/non-hazardous
 no more than 30ml of liquid per inner container, and
NO  
 no more than 1L per package
TOILETRIES AND MEDICINAL ITEMS e.g. items that can be applied
to the body using an aerosol, cream or liquid
 each item must not exceed 500g/500ml net each
 the total quantity of items (including aerosols non-flammable)
must not exceed 2kg or 2L per person
NO  
Note: All aerosol valves must be protected by a cap or other suitable
means to prevent release of contents

Verbal Approvals - Must be obtained from the DG Support Line on +61(0)408746959

Important - Allowances are for personal use only. Commercial quantities are not permitted as passenger baggage and must be sent as freight.
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all Carriage Requirements are met Carry-
Airline
On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Bagga Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
ge
CIGARETTE LIGHTERS POWERED BY A LITHIUM BATTERY
ON THE PERSON
 must have a safety cap or means of protection against unintentional activation NO (in a pocket)
Note: The onboard use and charging of these devices is forbidden
BAGS FITTED WITH BATTERIES OR POWERBANKS e.g. Smartbags
Lithium Batteries or Lithium Power banks fitted in a Bag that are Used to
Recharge Portable Electronic Devices e.g. via USB style port
 lithium batteries or lithium power banks, other than button cells, must be Go to
removed from the bag BATTERIES
 must be carried in accordance with the ‘Batteries spare/loose, power banks’
spare/loose
in this Table  
carriage requirements
Note: Baggage fitted with non-removable lithium batteries or power banks are
forbidden.
Lithium Batteries or Lithium Power banks fitted in a Bag that are used to Power
Inbuilt Electronic Bag Functions e.g. bag tag, locks, scales, ride on bag etc. Go to
BATTERIES
 lithium batteries or lithium power banks, other than button cells, must be
removed from the bag
spare/loose
in this Table  
 must be carried in accordance with the ‘Batteries spare/loose, powerbanks’
carriage requirements

 non-lithium batteries or non-lithium power banks can remain fitted in the bag NO  
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
BATTERIES - spare/loose, powerbanks etc., for Portable Electronic Devices - no more than 20 spare batteries in total for personal use, are
permitted per passenger e.g. 10 x 98Wh lithium ion + 2 x 138Wh lithium ion + 2 x 12V & 98Wh non-spillable + 6 x alkaline
Alkaline and all Others e.g. Nickel Cadmium (NiCd), Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) etc.
Lithium ion (rechargeable) not exceeding 100Wh including powerbanks
Lithium metal (non-rechargeable) not exceeding 2g of lithium metal
 all terminals must be protected e.g. retail packaging, taped, plastic bags etc.,
(these form part of the total spare battery limit)
NO  

Lithium ion (rechargeable), including power banks, exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh
Lithium metal (non-rechargeable) exceeding 2g but not exceeding 8g of lithium
metal for Portable Medical Devices/Equipment only
 only 2 spares per passenger (these form part of the total spare battery limit)
 all terminals must be protected e.g. retail packaging, taped, plastic bags etc.
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter
approval number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into
passenger’s PNR
Non-Spillable Batteries up to 12V and 100Wh e.g. Gel cell, Sealed Lead Acid (SLA),
Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA)
 only 2 spares per passenger (these form part of the total spare battery limit)
 all terminals must be protected e.g. in retail packaging, taped, plastic bag etc.
NO  
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
ELECTRONIC DEVICES/MEDICAL EQUIPMENT (PORTABLE) CONTAINING LITHIUM BATTERIES - no more than 15 lithium battery
powered portable electronic devices (including power tools), in total and for personal use only, are permitted per passenger
E-Cigarettes, Personal Vaping Devices containing Batteries
 must be individually protected to prevent accidently turning on
Note: The onboard use and charging of these devices is not permitted.
NO  
Lithium Ion Batteries (rechargeable) not exceeding 100Wh
Lithium Metal Batteries (non-rechargeable) not exceeding 2g of lithium metal in
Portable Devices/Equipment
e.g. mobile phone, laptop, tablet, game consoles, CPAPs, oxygen concentrators,
ventilators, nebuliser, etc. (excluding power tools)
 if in checked-in baggage, the device must be:
NO  
- turned OFF e.g. not in sleep mode etc and protected from damage
- the ON/OFF switch must be protected to prevent turning on e.g. taped over
 Devices capable of generating extreme heat (e.g. diving lamps, soldering irons) must have:
- either the battery, heat producing component or fuse removed from the device
Lithium Ion Batteries (rechargeable) exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh in Portable
Devices/ Equipment e.g. commercial cameras, remote control aircraft, drones etc.
Lithium Metal Batteries (non-rechargeable) exceeding 2g but not exceeding 8g lithium metal in
Portable Medical Devices/Equipment only e.g. defibrillator etc.
 if in checked-in baggage, the device must be:
- turned OFF e.g. not in sleep mode etc and protected from damage *
- the ON/OFF switch must be protected to prevent turning on e.g. taped over
 Devices capable of generating extreme heat (e.g. diving lamps, soldering irons)
YES  
must have:
- either the battery, heat producing component or fuse removed from the device
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
- * ONE EPIRB or PLB (locator beacons) exceeding 2g of lithium metal content permitted for carriage within
Australia, carry-on baggage only (as per DG Approval GDG011.22).
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
ELECTRONIC DEVICES (PORTABLE) CONTAINING NON-SPILLABLE AND OTHER BATTERY TYPES for personal use only
(not included in the 15 lithium battery powered portable electronic device limitation)
Non-spillable Batteries up to 12V and 100Wh e.g. Sealed Lead Acid, Valve Regulated Lead Acid, etc.
Other Battery Types e.g. Alkaline, Nickel Cadmium (NiCad) etc., in Portable

 
Devices/Equipment
 the ON/OFF switch must be protected from turning on or NO
the battery is disconnected, and the terminals protected e.g. in retail packaging, taped,
plastic bags etc.
MOBILITY AIDS
Dry Batteries/Nickel-Metal Hydride Batteries Easily Removed from a Mobility Aid e.g., NiCad, NiMH.
 battery/batteries must be removed from the mobility aid
 the removed battery/batteries must be packed in a strong rigid container with the terminals
protected
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
Dry Batteries/Nickel-Metal Hydride Batteries Not Easily Removed from a Mobility Aid e.g. NiCad,
NiMH.
 battery must remain securely attached to the aid with the terminals protected
 if available, the aid’s freewheel mode must be activated
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval number
into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
Spare Dry Batteries/Nickel-Metal Hydride Batteries for a Mobility aid (only permitted with the Mobility
Aid)
 maximum 2 spare batteries
 must be packed in a strong rigid container with the terminals protected
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
Lithium Ion Batteries Easily Removed from a Mobility Aid
 battery/batteries must be removed from the aid (e.g. by pax or instruction from the pax)
 the Watt hour (Wh) rating of the removed battery must not exceed 300Wh*
 all terminals must be protected e.g. taped etc.
 all removed batteries must be protected from damage e.g. in a protective pouch/bag
YES
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
 
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
* 1 battery exceeding 300Wh permitted only for carriage within Australia (as per GDG013LR.22)
Lithium Ion Batteries Not Easily Removed from a Mobility Aid
 battery must remain securely attached to the aid with the terminals protected
 if available, the aid’s freewheel mode must be activated
 no Watt hour (Wh) restriction applies
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
Spare Lithium Ion Batteries for a Mobility Aid (only permitted with the Mobility Aid)
 only 1 spare lithium ion battery not exceeding 300Wh or 2 spare batteries each not exceeding
160Wh;
 each battery must be protected from damage e.g. in a protective pouch/bag
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
Note: Spare lithium ion mobility aid batteries exceeding 300Wh are forbidden.
Non-Spillable Batteries Easily Removed from a Mobility Aid e.g. AGM, SLA, etc.
 battery/batteries must be removed from the mobility aid
 the removed battery/batteries must be packed in a strong rigid container with the terminals
protected
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval number
into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
Non-Spillable Batteries Not Easily Removed from a Mobility Aid e.g. AGM, SLA, etc.
 battery must remain securely attached to the aid with the terminals protected
 if available, the aid’s freewheel mode must be activated
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
Spare Non-Spillable Batteries for a Mobility aid (only permitted with the Mobility Aid)
 1 spare battery or 1 ‘set of spare batteries’* required to operate the mobility aid
 must be packed in a strong rigid container with the terminals protected
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval YES  
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
*One set of spare batteries permitted only for carriage within Australia (as per DG Approval’s
GDG012NS.22, GDG013NSR.22,)
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
Spillable Batteries Not Removed from a Mobility Aid
 battery/batteries must remain attached to the aid with the terminals protected
 the aid must be loaded/stowed/secured/unloaded in an upright position
 notify the Pilot in Command or contact Load Control
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval number
into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
POWER TOOLS CONTAINING BATTERIES - no more than 15 lithium battery powered portable electronic devices (including power tools), in
total and for personal use only, are permitted per passenger
Lithium Ion Batteries (rechargeable) not exceeding 100Wh Removed/Detached
from the Tool
 all terminals must be protected e.g. in retail packaging, taped, plastic bags etc.
(these form part of the total spare battery limit)
NO  
 Note: All tools (minus the battery) must be carried in checked baggage only.
Lithium Ion Batteries (rechargeable) not exceeding 100Wh Contained in/Attached to the Tool
 the ON/OFF switch must be protected from turning on e.g. taped
 the tool must be securely contained in either a hard/moulded case or a
sturdy box, unable to move
NO  
only 1 tool per box or 2 are permitted in a hard case if the case is
specifically moulded to securely fit 2 tools
Lithium Ion Batteries (rechargeable) exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh
Removed/Detached from the Tool
 only 2 spares per passenger (these form part of the total spare battery limit)
 all terminals must be protected e.g. in retail packaging, taped, plastic bags etc.
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
YES  
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR
Note: All tools (minus the battery) must be carried in checked baggage only.
CUSTOMISED TABLE 2.3.B – Batteries and Battery Powered Equipment (dangerous goods)
Carried by Passengers or Crew Effective 1 January - 31 December 2022
Customer Service Agents/Officers must confirm all carriage requirements are met Airline
Carry-On Checked
(dangerous goods information is available to passengers at www.qantas.com) Operator
Baggage Baggage
Unless specified, dangerous goods in carry-on baggage are permitted ‘on one’s person’. Approval
Lithium Ion Batteries (rechargeable) exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh Contained
In/Attached to the Tool
 the ON/OFF switch must be protected from turning on e.g. taped
 the tool must be securely contained in either a hard/moulded case or a sturdy box, unable to move
 only 1 tool per box or 2 are permitted in a hard case if the case is specifically moulded to securely fit
2 tools
YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR

SECURITY TYPE EQUIPMENT e.g. attaché cases, cash bags, cash boxes
 fitted with a device that prevents accidental activation
 containing lithium ion batteries not exceeding 100Wh or lithium metal batteries not
exceeding 2g of lithium metal content
 containing gases to expel gas or ink cartridges not exceeding 50ml YES  
Approval – check the Approval Letter and confirm carriage requirements are met, enter approval
number into passenger’s PNR or obtain a Verbal Approval and enter it into passenger’s PNR

Verbal Approvals - Must be obtained from the DG Support Line on +61(0)408746959

Important - Allowances are for personal use only. Commercial quantities are not permitted as passenger baggage and must be sent as freight.

Formulas
- determine the Watt Hour (Wh) rating of a battery - Voltage (V) x Amps (Ah) = Watt Hours (Wh)
- convert Milliamps to Amps - divide Milliamps (mAh) by 1000