What are the rules for studying in Singapore to check and carry luggage on the plane?

1. The carrier shall not transport the luggage and articles without security inspection. 2. Prohibited articles, restricted articles, dangerous articles and other articles with peculiar smell or easy to pollute the aircraft stipulated by the state cannot be checked as luggage or added to luggage. The carrier may refuse to pick up the baggage or terminate the transportation at any time if he finds that there are articles in the baggage that cannot be transported as baggage or caught in the baggage before picking up the baggage or during the transportation. 3. Sharp or blunt objects other than controlled knives carried by passengers shall be checked with the checked baggage and cannot be carried with them. 4. Free baggage allowance on international routes can be divided into two types: free baggage allowance by weight and free baggage allowance by piece. Free baggage weight; According to the fare class paid by passengers, the free baggage allowance for each full-price or half-price passenger is 40 kg (88 lbs) for first class, 30 kg (66 lbs) for business class and 20 kg (44 lbs) for economy class (including travel discount). Babies who buy tickets at the full adult price 10% do not enjoy the free baggage allowance. Piece-by-piece free baggage allowance, according to the fare paid by the passengers and the seat class, the free baggage allowance for each full-ticket or half-ticket passenger is two pieces, and the sum of the length, width and height of each piece does not exceed 158 cm (62 hours), and the weight of each piece does not exceed 32 kg. However, the sum of the length, width and height of two pieces of luggage of passengers with economy class tickets (including travel discounts) shall not exceed 273 cm (1 17 hours), and infants who purchase tickets at full adult price 10% shall not enjoy the free baggage allowance. 5. Passengers on international routes can carry a woman's handbag, a travel coat or raincoat or blanket, an umbrella or walking stick, a small camera and a small telescope, a small amount of books read during the flight, baby food used during the flight, a baby cradle, a folding chair or a pair of crutches or braces or artificial limbs for passengers to move. 6. For two or more fellow travelers or group travelers who arrive at the same destination or midway point by the same plane, whether they take the same class seat or not, if they hand in their luggage at the same place at the same time, their free baggage allowance can be calculated according to the number of people and the fare seat class. 7. Passengers must check their luggage with valid tickets. The carrier shall indicate the quantity and weight of the checked baggage on the passenger ticket and baggage ticket. (2) The carrier should generally check the luggage when leaving the station on the day of the flight; If the luggage of group passengers is too much, or it needs to be checked in advance for other reasons, the time and place can be agreed with the passengers. (3) the carrier should put a luggage tag on each piece of luggage checked by the passenger and send the logo to the passenger. The self-care baggage agreed by the carrier shall be combined with the checked baggage and weighed, and handed over to the passengers to take care of themselves in the cabin, and the self-care baggage label shall be attached to the luggage. (4) Items that are not luggage should be checked as goods, not as luggage. 8. If all or part of the passenger's luggage is lost, the carrier shall make compensation according to the actual value of the lost luggage and relevant regulations. The maximum amount of compensation per kilogram of luggage does not exceed 40 yuan; Passengers who lose the declared value of their luggage shall be compensated according to the declared value. 9. The following items are prohibited from entering People's Republic of China (PRC): 1. All kinds of weapons, simulation weapons, ammunition and explosives; 2. Forged currency and forged securities; 3. Printed matter, films, photographs, records, films, audio tapes, video tapes, laser discs, computer storage media and other articles harmful to China's politics, economy, culture and morality; 4. All kinds of potent poisons; 5. Opium, morphine, marijuana and other addictive narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances; 6 animals, plants and their products with dangerous germs, pests and other harmful organisms; 7. Foods, medicines or other articles that are harmful to human and animal health, come from epidemic areas and can spread diseases 10. People's Republic of China (PRC) prohibits the following articles from leaving the country: 1. All articles included in the prohibited entry scope; 2 manuscripts, printed matter, films, photographs, records, films, audio tapes, video tapes, laser discs, computer storage media and other articles involving state secrets; 3. Precious cultural relics and other cultural relics prohibited from leaving the country; 4 endangered and precious animals and plants (including specimens) and their seeds and propagation materials. Relevant regulations on some articles restricted from entering and leaving the country: Passengers travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao (including Hong Kong and Macao tourists and mainland tourists visiting Hong Kong and Macao for personal reasons) can carry 200 or 50 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco and a bottle of wine (not exceeding 0.75l) duty-free; Passengers who travel to and from Hong Kong and Macao many times on the same day or in a short period of time are allowed to carry 40, 5 cigarettes or 40 grams of cut tobacco duty-free, and alcohol is not allowed to be carried duty-free; Other inbound passengers can carry 400 cigarettes or cigars 100 or 500 grams of cut tobacco and 2 bottles of wine (no more than 1.5 liters) duty-free. Personal use travel articles: Non-resident travelers and resident travelers with national or regional re-entry visas are allowed to bring personal use travel articles into the country, including cameras, portable tape recorders, small cameras, portable video cameras and portable word processors. Beyond the scope, it is necessary to truthfully declare to the customs and go through the relevant procedures. Articles released by the customs for personal use in travel shall be taken out of the country again on the return trip. Gold, silver and its products: passengers bring a reasonable amount of gold, silver and its products into the country for their own use. If it exceeds 500 grams, they should fill in the declaration form and declare it to the customs. When re-taken out of the country, the customs will release it according to the quantity declared this time. Gold and silver and its products (including inlaid ornaments, utensils and other new handicrafts) carried or consigned out of the country shall be released by the customs with the "special invoice" issued by the People's Bank of China. Foreign exchange: passengers can carry foreign currency, traveler's checks, credit cards, etc. Into this country in unlimited quantities. Resident passengers who bring more than US$ 65,438+US$ 0,000 (US$ 5,000 for non-resident passengers) or the equivalent in other foreign currencies must truthfully declare to the customs; When re-transported out of the country, the customs shall check and release the goods according to the quantity declared in this item. Passengers carrying foreign exchange other than the above out of the country shall be examined and released by the customs on the strength of the Foreign Exchange Carrying Certificate issued by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. Renminbi: Passengers can bring Renminbi into and out of the country with a limit of 6,000 yuan. Those who exceed 6000 yuan are not allowed to enter or leave the country. Cultural relics (including the works of famous painters and painters who died in modern times): If passengers bring cultural relics into China and need to take them out again, please make a detailed declaration to the customs. Cultural relics brought abroad by passengers must be recognized by the cultural administrative department of our country. When taking cultural relics out of the country, you must make a detailed declaration to the customs. For cultural relics purchased in domestic stores, the customs shall examine and release them with the identification marks of the China Cultural Administration Department and the export invoices of cultural relics; Cultural relics obtained in other ways within the territory shall be examined and released by the customs with the identification marks and export licenses issued by the cultural administration department of China. Please don't take cultural relics without identification out of the country. Those who bring cultural relics out of the country and fail to declare them to the customs truthfully will be dealt with by the customs according to law.