Qatar Airways says that sharp or point objects are not allowed on the aircraft
I emailed Qatar Airways to ask if I would be permitted to carry multiple pieces of jewellery (not real gold or silver) on board if some had pointy or sharp edges. They responded saying sharp objects are not permitted which could be injurious to others.
It's just jewellery and I don't want to put it in checked because some are gifts and some are just valuable and special to me. And I have no intention of hurting anyone and I don't see how a corner or point on jewellery will cause harm to others.
So would I not be able to take them on the aircraft or not? I dont want to get them taken off me. I have a bracelet and it is square in the middle with 4 points/edges, necklace has corners that are point or sharp, but not that sharp to cayse injury to someone. These are just some examples. Has anyone ever done this. I have taken jewellery before but I don't remember if it had a sharp point.
Also does anyone know the limit of taking jewellery on board or does it not apply in my situation as I am not carrying gold or silver.
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Which items are not allowed in Qatar Airways?
Flammable items: Lighter or heavier fuels, paint and all matches. Explosives materials: Fireworks, flares, ammunition*, Christmas crackers and firearms. Corrosives: Mercury, acids, alkalies and wet cell batteries. Infectious substances such as bacteria, viruses.Are knives allowed in check in baggage Qatar?
You can carry your knife in your checked luggage. Properly pack it in a secure way.Do you have any sharp objects in your cabin hand baggage?
It may come as a surprise, but sharp objects are not forbidden on a plane. Most of them are, however, can only be transported in the aircraft's hold, in your checked luggage.What are the materials not allowed in flight?
Prohibited items in Cabin Baggage:- Dry cell batteries.
- Knives, scissors, Swiss army knives and other sharp instruments.
- Toy replicas of fire arms and ammunition.
- Weapons such as whips, nan-chakus, baton, or stun gun.
- Electronic devices which cannot be switched off.
- Aerosols and liquids*
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