Can I take antiques by plane?

Yes, it's not prohibited. Valuables and fragile items are best carried with you, not checked. The transport regulations for valuables and fragile articles are as follows:

1. Fragile articles carried by passengers are generally regarded as passengers' own luggage. If fragile articles are found in the checked baggage of passengers, passengers should be required to take them out of the checked baggage;

2. On the premise of observing the carry-on baggage regulations, passengers can bring valuable/fragile articles into the cabin. If it is necessary to occupy the cabin space, it shall be handled according to the relevant provisions of the ground manual "Booking Baggage in Cabin";

3. Fragile articles that are too big to be brought into the cabin can only be collected and transported as checked baggage if the passengers are willing to bear the transportation responsibility themselves. And handle it according to the following regulations:?

(1) Fasten the baggage claim tag to exempt the responsibility, tick "√" in the corresponding column and sign it by the passenger; ?

(2) Posting "fragile" signs or pasting "fragile" labels; ?

(3) Pay special attention to handle with care to avoid damage.

Extended data

The following items shall not be transported as baggage or packed in checked baggage and self-care baggage, nor shall they be brought into the cabin as free carry-on items:

1, dangerous goods. ICAO's Technical Rules for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air and IATA's Dangerous Goods Rules, as well as dangerous goods that passengers are not allowed to carry with them and transport as checked baggage as stipulated by China Southern Airlines, include:

(1) Explosives, such as fireworks, firecrackers, ammunition, confidential diplomatic briefcases containing lithium batteries or pyrotechnic substances, money boxes, money bags, etc. ;

(2) Gases, including flammable and nonflammable nontoxic gases and toxic gases, such as compressed gas, liquefied gas, tear gas and pepper spray;

(3) Flammable liquids, such as alcohol, paint and rubber water;

(4) Flammable solids, spontaneous combustion substances and substances that release flammable gases when in contact with water, such as magnesium powder, white phosphorus and yellow phosphorus;

(5) Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides, such as bleaching powder and hydrogen peroxide;

(6) Toxic substances and infectious substances, such as paint, toxic pesticides, * * *, virus samples, etc. ;

(7) Radioactive substances, such as radioisotopes and radiochemical reagents;

(8) Corrosive substances, such as acid, alkali, wet battery, mercury, etc.

(9) Miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles, including substances harmful to the environment, such as magnetic substances, threatening or irritating substances, articles that are easy to contaminate aircraft, lithium batteries with safety defects recalled by manufacturers, etc.

2. Guns, including all kinds of simulated toy guns, gun lighters and other offensive weapons, ammunition, ordnance and police equipment (such as electric batons and electric shocks). ) and imitations of the above items and controlled knives, except guns and ammunition used for hunting and sports.

3. Electric balance car powered by lithium battery (refers to single-wheel or multi-wheel mobile auxiliary tools powered by lithium battery, including but not limited to unicycle, electric skateboard, hot wheels, body feeling car and balance car), including electric balance car with battery removed.

4. Items with obvious odor (such as durian).

5 live animals, except for live animals, guide dogs and hearing dogs as otherwise specified.

6. Articles prohibited from leaving, entering or transiting People's Republic of China (PRC) (China) or relevant national laws during transportation.

7. Articles whose packaging, shape, weight, volume or nature are unsuitable for transport.

China Southern Airlines-Notes on the transport of valuables and fragile articles

China Southern Airlines-Baggage transportation is prohibited.