Valuables, Fragile Items, Daily necessities

ANA cannot be held liable for any damages or loss that may occur to fragile items on airplanes (such as watches, glass, etc.), electronic devices (such as computers and cameras), valuables, and daily necessities (such as medicines). Please do not check in these items.

If a codeshare flight or flight operated by another airline is included in the itinerary, the baggage rules of the other airline may apply.
Please be advised that in the event that it is impossible to confirm whether or not an item can be transported by airplane before the departure time, the request for transport may be rejected.
When traveling on US flights, the DOT rule, Guidance on Airline Baggage Liability and Responsibilities of Code-share partners involving international itineraries will apply.

Valuables, Fragile Items, Daily necessities

Expensive items such as cash, valuables, jewelry, securities, artworks, and antiques

Fragile items such as clocks, cameras, personal computers, bottles, and glass products

Daily necessities such as medicines, keys and cell phones

Other Valuables: Documents, (electronic) data, travel documents such as passports etc., samples, cards, gold certificates, passbooks, checks, commuter passes, watches, keepsakes.

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Considerable care is taken with the handling of baggage, but if fragile items such as ceramics, glass products, or alcohol happen to be damaged due to an inherent defect or property, ANA will not be liable.
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ANA is also not responsible for damage arising from flaws inherent to the baggage, baggage damage or deterioration from excess weight and excess volume, loss of or damage to protruding items such as detachable wheels, straps, hooks, name tags, or belts, light damage (scratches, cuts, bumps, grime), and damage arising from TSA (Transport Security Administration) inspections. Your kind understanding is greatly appreciated.