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Nile Air is not liable for baggage damage that includes the following:
In the event that your checked baggage is damaged, please file a report immediately at the airport.
Based on the description and evidence of the damage, our representatives will assess the condition and prepare an official report.
Please note that our liability for damaged baggage is based on our Conditions of Carriage and/or the Warsaw or Montreal Conventions. Unless a higher value is declared in advance, our liability is limited.
Nile Air provides a comprehensive list of prohibited items—including explosives, flammable liquids, and corrosive materials—to ensure the safety and security of all passengers and crew members.
Nile Air prohibits placing lithium batteries and power banks in checked baggage for safety reasons. In accordance with international aviation regulations, these devices must be carried in your hand luggage.
Nile Air strictly prohibits carrying sharp objects, including knives and large scissors, inside the aircraft cabin. We recommend placing these items in your checked baggage to avoid confiscation during security screening.
Nile Air places restrictions on the transportation of aerosols and compressed gases. These items are classified as Dangerous Goods, as they may pose a risk to the safety of the aircraft during the flight.
Nile Air regularly updates its prohibited items policy on its official website, providing travelers with the essential safety guidelines that must be followed before arriving at the airport.
