Canadian law requires that all persons 18 and older present proof of identification. It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure that they have the proper travel documents for themselves or any children traveling with them.
Government-issued identification is sufficient for domestic flights within Canada. According to Air Canada, flying between Canada and the United States requires a valid passport.
Personal care items are permitted, however Canadian air travel rules apply. According to the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, any items such as toothpaste, creams, lotions, gels and perfumes must be in a 3.4 oz. or less container and placed into a 1 liter transparent bag.
As per the CATSA website, baby formula and food, juice, water, and other baby items are permitted through security and aboard the plane. They are allowed in your carry-on baggage or personal items. However, an infant under 2 years of age must be traveling with you.
Beverages must be purchased after the pre-board screening security checkpoint. Snacks and sandwiches are not subject to volume restrictions. However, canned or jarred items are restricted to 3.4 oz. containers.
According to CATSA Chemical oxygen generators, liquid oxygen or oxygen cylinders are not permitted as carry-on or checked luggage. Prescription medication and vitamins are permitted through security.
Nitroglycerin medication can be carried in carry-on baggage in volumes larger than 3.4 oz. This medication must be declared to the Screening Officer separately.
Canadian air travel rules allow camcorders, digital cameras and camera equipment through security. Laptop computers, mobile phones, MP3 players are also permitted through security. However, passengers should speak with their carrier for further usage instructions.
Medical defibrillators are permitted, however passengers must show the screening officer appropriate approval.
Disposable lighters and safety matches are allowed with carry-on baggage. According to CATSA, lighters and matches must be for personal use only. A maximum of one lighter per person is permitted.
Firearms, ammunition and cartridges are not allowed in carry-on baggage. Certain items may be transported in checked baggage if approved by the air carrier. According to CATSA, all firearms, ammunition and cartridges must be declared to the air carrier during the check-in process.
