How does the UK electronics travel ban affect my travel without check-in luggage?
Tomorrow I'm flying with Pegasus Airlines from Iran to London with a short layover in Turkey. I just noticed that electronics like e-readers are not allowed in carry-on. However I travel without check-in luggage to save money.
According to the UK government website:
Flights to the UK from Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Tunisia, and Saudi Arabia.
You must put all phones, laptops, tablets and ereaders - and some accessories that can be used with them - in your hold luggage if they’re larger than any of these measurements:
- 16cm in length
- 9.3cm in width
- 1.5cm in depth (thickness)
My Kobo H2O ereader has the following specs:
- Width 12,9 cm
- Depth 0,97 cm
- Height 17,9 cm
Will I be able to take my reader in carry-on? Or do I have to pay for check in? Or is it possible to leave it with the crew inside the plane?
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