Traveller guide

For faster security checks:

• Present all liquids you are carrying to the security agents for examination.
• Take off your coats and jackets.
• Remove your laptop computers or other electrical devices from your cabin baggage and from their cases/covers (if any). They will be checked separately while you are being checked.
  
  

Measures applicable to liquids, gels, creams, pastes, aerosols

• The following will be allowed through the security checkpoints: bottles and tubes which have a maximum volume of 100 ml and which are placed in one single sealed, transparent, plastic bag measuring approximately 20 cm x 20 cm. Only one bag is allowed per person.
• The following will not be allowed through the security checkpoints: products placed in open or non-transparent plastic bags, products which are piled or stacked on top of one another, and containers larger than 100 ml.

Exceptions: baby food that is necessary for the period of the trip and liquid medicines accompanied by prescriptions or supporting documentation.

Put your products in your hold baggage. Only keep essential liquids in your cabin baggage.

Warning:

It is illegal to carry dangerous goods in aircraft baggage. Offenders may be prosecuted and face criminal charges.

Any items purchased in the departure lounge (in particular, liquids, drinks and perfumes, etc.) are allowed to be taken into the cabin, irrespective of their volume.
Purchases can therefore be made freely in the shops in the departure lounge (within the limits of customs regulations).

 

For more information on the security measures, consult your airline, travel agency or Pau-Pyrenees Airport on  +33 (0)5 59 33 33 00

Baggage

Cabin baggage:

Only one item of cabin baggage per passenger, weighing no more than 10 kgs for Transavia, Twin Jet and Chalair flights and 12 kgs for Air France flights. (NB: For Transavia flights, only passengers who paid for the option when booking the ticket or MAX passengers are entitled to free cabin baggage)
Maximum authorised dimensions: 55 x 35 x 25 cm

If you exceed this weight, you will have to transfer some of the weight into a second item of baggage, which will have to be placed in the aircraft hold.

Objects considered to be dangerous are not accepted: guns (including toy or replica guns), scissors, utility knives, penknives, pocketknives, knives and container of 100ml or more, etc. Where necessary, they will be taken away from you at the security checkpoint.

 

Hold baggage:

Baggage can be checked in to the hold up to a certain limit called the “allowance”, which varies depending on your destination or travel class. For any information, contact your airline.
If you exceed the baggage allowance, you will have to pay an excess baggage charge per additional kilo or additional item of baggage.
For specific items of baggage (bicycles, musical instruments, etc.): consult the airline you are flying with.

 

Labelling items of baggage:

We advise you to attach an identification label bearing your name, address and telephone number to all items of hold baggage.

 

Check-in

Do not forget your valid identity document (passport or national identity card). It is compulsory for check-in prior to boarding.

 

Check-in can be completed online or at the check-in desk located on the first floor of the terminal (mezzanine)

 

Check-in time limit before the scheduled time of departure:

• H-40 min for Transavia flights
• H-30 min for Air France and Chalair flights
• H-20 min for Twin Jet flights

For Unaccompanied Minors (UMs) and Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRMs), the recommended check-in time is 1h30mn before the scheduled time of departure.

IMPORTANT:

As the check-in time limit varies between airlines, follow the indications on your ticket or ask your airline for further details.

For minors travelling with their parents (or a person with parental authority): valid passport or national identity card, or endorsement in his/her parent’s passport (if he/she is under 15 years of age).

For Unaccompanied Minors (UMs) (or minors accompanied by a person who does not have parental authority): a valid national identity card or passport in his/her name (or a passport which is expired by less than 5 years).

These administrative formalities are measures aimed at protecting minors and are essential for all journeys!

Children aged between 4 (sometimes 6 depending on the airline) and 12 years of age may travel alone as UMs (Unaccompanied Minors).

 

5 documents are essential at check-in:

• Ticket or booking by means of electronic ticket
• National identity card or passport in the child’s name (can vary depending on the destination)
• Parental authorisation
• Identification sheet with the details of the person collecting the UM at the destination airport (fully completed with surname, first name, address and telephone number). This document is handed in at the airport or may be requested during booking
• The authorisation to leave the country for international flights as well as French overseas departments/territories and Corsica.

 

How the process works:

Pau Airport personnel take charge of the children at the UM meeting point (located near the check-in desks) to help them go through the security checks and board the aircraft.
Once on board, they are placed in the care of the flight crew until they reach the destination airport.
On arrival, they are handed over to the person indicated on the “collecting-person identification sheet”, after he/she has produced some form of identification.

 

For more information, contact the airline concerned.

To report any items which have been lost or found in the terminal or in an aircraft, contact the Information Desk. Telephone: +33 (0)5 59 33 33 00.

If you lose an item in one of the airports in Paris, please contact +33 (0)1 48 16 93 67.
E-mail: objets.trouves.orly@airfrance.fr