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On Tuesday 21 March 2017 the US government announced that certain electronic devices will be forbidden in the cabins of particular flights from the Middle East and North Africa, to the USA. The UK government followed suit some hours later.
Below outlines the flights affected and what electronic devices are banned. Should you have questions about the new regulations in regards to your travel plans we advise you contact us on 0800 367 468 or your airline as soon as possible to get the most up to date information.
Mix & Match will update this page should there be any further developments.
USA flights affected:
Customers travelling on direct services to the USA from any of the following ten cities will not be permitted to carry most electronic devices in the cabin with them:
UK flights are affected?
Customers travelling on direct services to the UK from any port in the following six countries will not be permitted to carry most electronic devices in the cabin with them:
What electronic devices are banned?
People on these flights will not be permitted to carry most electronic items that are larger than a smartphone in the cabin with them. These items must be placed in their checked luggage.
Published: 23 March 2017
