Yes, as it is a self-inflating personal protective device, IATA allows it in its table 2.3a and indicates that the passenger must carry it in their hand luggage and can carry a maximum of two cartridges (1 installed + 1 additional)

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Regardless of whether the garments are waterproof or not, as this can vary, rest assured that AIROBAG systems are completely water resistant.

Ideally it should be replaced every 18 months, however you can check its weight on a scale and compare it with the one indicated on the label, if it is correct you can continue using it.

It's usually possible, but we always recommend that an advisor check each garment first.

No, using different cartridges can cause damage to the airbag, or a malfunction of the system.

Simply remove the bottle and install a new one; watch the video on how to do it here.

The first thing to do is get to a safe place. Once you can handle the system, you should remove and evaluate the airbag to check for possible punctures/cuts.

If everything appears to be in order, proceed with reassembly as normal. Watch the video tutorial here.

If you have any doubts about how it works, you can inflate it again or schedule a support appointment so we can guide you through the process.

There is no limit to the number of uses; we have systems with hundreds of activations in demonstrations and they work perfectly.

However, it is important to check it after each activation; if your vest deflates more than 70% in less than 15 seconds, you should request an inspection.

Yes, if you need spare parts you can contact us to get the parts for your AIRBAG system.