1. General Items: Stylish gel, medical alcohol, mosquito repellent OFF etc. (No more than 0.5 liter per bottle, but hair gel must not exceed 2.5 liter.) Quantity in excess of 2 liters must be checked in.

2. Liquor: Liquor of 35% alcohol content and above, e.g. sorghum wine, and in quantity over 5 liters must be checked in.

3. Tools and sticks: Sticks, baseball bat, billiard cue, fish rod, hoe, saw, fruit knife, kitchen knife, pick, metallic chain, metallic ruler in excess of 0.5 millimeter in thickness, metallic nail 5 centimeter in length, dart, sling-shot, sporting bow and arrow, novelty sword, self-defense spray, fire extinguisher, toy gun, stun baton and articles which could be converted to attack weapons, and guns, ammunition, knives, etc. that are authorized for possession by the government weapons control regulations.

4. Other articles which can endanger flight safety

1. Compressed gases: Bottled gas, butane, pure oxygen, liquid nitrogen, diving oxygen tank, anqualung, canned spray paint, insecticide.

2. Corrosives: Acid, alkalis, mercury, items with mercury content, wet battery

3. Explosives: Firearm, ammunition, firework, firecrackers, flares.

4. Flammable liquids and solids :liter Fuel, matches, paints, thinners, fire-lighters.

Civil Aeronautics Administration Regulations regarding prohibition of raising pigeons in the vicinity of airport

Proclamation of the Ministries of Transportation and Communications, Interior Affairs, and National Defense

Penalty

According to Civil Aeronautics Administration Regulation Article 34, the use of all communication devices on the aircraft that interfere with flight safety by airport and flight personnel, and passengers is prohibited. Therefore, the use of cellular phones is totally prohibited, and the phone must be turned off during flight.

1. Citizen Band Radios

2. Cellular Telephones

3. Transmitters that remotely control devices such as toys

4. Portable Compact Disk Players/CD/MD/VCD/DVD/MP3/TV Receiver