Note:

• Spare chargers can only be carried in carry-on luggage.
• Do not place spare chargers in checked luggage or overhead compartments.
• Keep spare chargers in an easily monitored position. If any abnormal signs are detected (smoke, heat, etc.), immediately notify the crew for handling.
• Do not use spare chargers during the flight.

1. Portable electronic devices (PEDs) with installed batteries and spare batteries include: medical electronic devices such as portable oxygen concentrators, personal electronic devices such as watches, laptops, cameras, mobile phones, camcorders, etc.

2. Hand-held electronic devices are allowed in carry-on baggage (CAB) and/or checked baggage (CB) under the following conditions:

a. Devices with installed batteries

• Electronic devices with installed lithium metal/lithium alloy batteries containing less than 2g of lithium, or lithium-ion batteries with a capacity not exceeding 100Wh. Each passenger may carry a maximum of 15 medical electronic devices of this type (including both carry-on and checked baggage).
• Medical electronic devices may be carried in carry-on or checked baggage if they use lithium metal/alloy batteries containing 2g to 8g of lithium, or lithium-ion batteries with a capacity over 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh.
• Electronic devices containing wet batteries – non-spillable, not containing free liquid, not absorbent – may be carried in carry-on or checked baggage provided: the battery voltage is below 12V, capacity is under 100Wh, and other specific conditions regarding temperature, pressure resistance, etc., are met.
• Electronic devices with fuel cells may only be carried in carry-on baggage and must not be charged during the flight.

b. Spare batteries

• Spare/replaceable rechargeable batteries are only permitted in carry-on baggage.
• Spare batteries include dry batteries, nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries, lithium metal/lithium alloy batteries containing less than 2g of lithium, and lithium-ion batteries with a capacity not exceeding 100Wh. Each passenger may carry up to 10 spare batteries of this type.
• Spare batteries are lithium metal/lithium alloy batteries containing 2g to 8g of lithium or lithium-ion batteries with a capacity over 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh. Each passenger may carry up to 2 spare batteries of this type.
• Wet spare batteries – non-spillable – must have a voltage below 12V, a capacity under 100Wh, and comply with other specific requirements regarding temperature, pressure resistance, etc. Each passenger may carry up to 2 spare batteries of this type.
• Spare fuel cell batteries that may contain flammable liquids, corrosive substances, flammable liquefied gases, substances reacting with water, or hydrogen in metal hydrides must be carried in carry-on baggage only and must not be charged during the flight. Each passenger may carry up to 2 spare batteries of this type.

Passengers transporting dry ice must contact Sun PhuQuoc Airways for approval and packaging instructions.

• Each passenger is allowed to carry a maximum of 2.5kg (5lb) of solid carbon dioxide (dry ice) in carry-on and checked baggage.
• Dry ice may only be transported for the purpose of preserving perishable items, is not classified as dangerous goods, and must be properly packaged to allow the release of carbon dioxide (CO2).
• When transporting dry ice in checked baggage, the package must be labeled "DRY ICE".

1. General regulations on the transport of liquids, viscous substances, and aerosols (liquids) in carry-on and checked baggage

Items that do not contain radioactive substances, used for medical purposes or personal care/cosmetics (including aerosol containers) such as hair spray, perfume, sunscreen spray, alcohol-based pharmaceuticals, alcohol-based sanitizing wipes, non-flammable compressed gas aerosols for sports or household use, may be carried in carry-on and checked baggage under the following conditions:

• Each bottle/container/can must not exceed 0.5 kg or 0.5 liters.
• The total quantity of these items (including checked and carry-on baggage) must not exceed 2 kg or 2 liters per passenger.
• Non-toxic, non-flammable sports or household aerosols: only allowed in checked baggage, not in carry-on baggage.
• All bottles/containers must be sealed to prevent leakage.
• Spray valves must be properly capped or protected to prevent accidental activation.
• Must comply with checked baggage weight and size regulations for free baggage allowance.

2. Packaging regulations for liquids in checked baggage

a. For liquids contained in bottles/containers

• These bottles/containers must be wrapped in plastic or placed in plastic bags to prevent breakage and leakage into the aircraft cargo hold. Liquids must be securely packaged to prevent spilling during transport.
• Sun PhuQuoc Airways will refuse to transport luggage containing liquids that are not properly packaged, which may leak and affect other baggage.

b. For alcoholic beverages

Acceptance limits:

• Up to 24% alcohol by volume: no restriction.
• Over 24% up to 70% alcohol by volume: must be in the original manufacturer’s sealed container with label, container volume not exceeding 1 liter, maximum 5 liters per passenger.
• Above 70% alcohol by volume: not allowed in carry-on, checked baggage, or on person.

Packing instructions

• Alcoholic beverages are accepted only in the original container from the manufacturer and must remain sealed to verify alcohol content.
• Maximum container volume: 1 liter.
• Wrap each bottle in newspaper or plastic bag.
• Provide a divider between bottles.
• Place bottles in waterproof foam or plastic boxes or containers, then cover, seal carefully with tape to prevent leaks or spills during transport. Each waterproof box/container must be wrapped in plastic with a minimum thickness of 1 mm.
• For all types of liquids in bottles/containers: bottles/containers must be wrapped in plastic or placed in plastic bags to prevent breakage and leakage into the aircraft hold.

Regulations for transporting perishable goods, seafood, frozen items, and other easily spoiled cargo are as follows:

• Only accepted as checked baggage.
• If accepted for transport, the passenger assumes all risks during transportation and must confirm that no dangerous goods are included. The passenger is fully responsible in case of leakage or any impact on the aircraft cargo hold.
• Perishable or easily spoiled items must be packed in plastic bags, which can be layered to prevent tearing or puncturing. Then, they must be placed in sealed outer packaging (boxes or styrofoam containers) with tape to ensure no odor, leakage, or contamination occurs that could affect other baggage or cargo in the aircraft.