There’s still a 100 ml max rule for each liquid you take in your carry-on, so if you’re bringing hold luggage anyway then it’s easiest to pack them in there. Here’s what you need to know if you are carrying them in your hand luggage…
Liquids can stay in your bag - there's no longer any need to remove these. But the 100ml rule remains in place so you should ensure all liquids are under this limit.
Bear in mind that all gels, pastes, lotions, liquid-solid mixtures (including food) and pressurised containers also count as liquids!
Caution items (take these out of your bag for inspection)
Baby milk and food
Medicines
Duty Free (STEB) over 100 ml
Allowed (100ml max)
Deodorant
Liquid gel/cream
Perfume
Snow globe
Mascara an other wet make-up
Preserve
Alcohol
Lighter
E-cigarettes
Don’t worry if you need to take liquid medication in your hand luggage! You can bring as much as you need for your trip even if it exceeds the 100 ml limits. Just make sure to let one of our Security Officers know and to bring either a prescription or doctor’s note with you.
To make your journey smoother, please remove liquid medicines over 100ml from your bag.
We understand that you may need to bring baby milk over 100 ml for your journey – that’s absolutely fine! Just let one of our officers know when you’re going through security and they’ll be happy to check them for you. Again, please remove them from your bag if they are over 100ml.
You’re allowed to take food and powders in your hand luggage, but it’s easiest to pack them in the hold if you can. Food and powders often block images on the x-ray machine or are sometimes mistaken as suspicious items. We’d appreciate you packing them in the hold to stop any hold-ups! If you don’t have that option just make sure to allow extra time for any additional security checks that might be needed.
