Cabin only - carry it on.
- E-cigarettes and vapes must be in the cabin, never checked.
- Do not use or charge them on board.
Air Europa says that if you transport electronic cigarettes they must go in your hand luggage, never in checked baggage, because these items present a potential risk of overheating that can cause the baggage holding them to ignite. The airline says the same risk applies to parts used with electronic cigarettes, such as batteries, resistors and vaporizers.
🚭 What Air Europa says about e-cigarettes
From Air Europa's Prohibited Items on Board page.
| Question | Air Europa rule |
|---|---|
| Hand luggage | Yes: electronic cigarettes must go in your hand luggage |
| Checked baggage | Never |
| Why | Potential risk of overheating, which can make the baggage holding it ignite |
| Parts | The same applies to batteries, resistors and vaporizers |
- Smart luggage: luggage with non-removable lithium batteries above 0.3 g lithium metal or 2.7 Wh lithium-ion is listed among prohibited items.
- Flammable liquids: Air Europa's prohibited list includes petrol, diesel, methanol, paints, solvents and alcohol (as flammable liquids); check its pages for how this applies to retail drinks.
❓ Quick answers
Can I take a vape on Air Europa?
Yes, in your hand luggage. Air Europa says electronic cigarettes must go in hand luggage, never in checked baggage.
Can I put my e-cigarette in checked baggage on Air Europa?
No. Air Europa says never, because of the potential risk of overheating.
Do the batteries and vaporizers of my e-cigarette follow the same rule on Air Europa?
Yes. Air Europa says the risk also applies to parts and devices used with electronic cigarettes, such as batteries, resistors and vaporizers.
Are smart suitcases allowed on Air Europa?
Luggage with non-removable lithium batteries that exceed 0.3 g lithium metal or 2.7 Wh lithium-ion is listed among Air Europa's prohibited items.
Checked 8 October 2026 on the airline's own terms and pages. Rules change: confirm with Air Europa before you fly.