As a European Air Carrier certified by the EASA, we operate under strict regulations to ensure the safety and well-being of all our passengers and crew. Our carriage within Greece adheres to EC Regulation 2027/97, as amended by EC Regulation No 889/2002, alongside the Greek Code of Air Law (Law 1815/88), where relevant. We urge our passengers to comply with the prohibition against transporting materials and substances that could significantly compromise health and safety aboard the aircraft. Prohibited items include, but are not limited to: Explosive or flammable materials such as ammunition, gas containers, flammable liquid fuels, fireworks, paint, beverages over 70% alcohol content, and acetone. Chemical or toxic substances including acids, alkalis, corrosive agents, sprays, radioactive materials, and poisons. Infectious or biologically hazardous materials, for example, contaminated blood, bacteria, and viruses. Foodstuffs in semi-solid or liquid form, notably olive oil, must be properly packaged in wooden boxes with absorbent material to avoid leakage and damage to other passengers' property. Be mindful of regulations regarding the transportation of foodstuffs into different countries. For security reasons, certain items should not be checked in but kept in your carry-on: medicines, jewelry, cash, important documents (insurance policies, contracts, official papers), and electronic devices (laptops, cameras, chargers). Ensuring these guidelines are followed will contribute to a safe and pleasant travel experience for everyone onboard.