Passengers at EU Airports Not Allowed to Carry Over 100ml of Liquids on Cabin Luggage as of September 1

02 August 2024 · Europe Permit

Starting September 1, passengers at EU airports will be subject to stricter liquid regulations in cabin luggage. Key points include:

  1. Effective Date
    • Regulation starts on September 1.
  2. Purpose
    • Enhances airport security.
  3. Allowed Quantity
    • Liquids must be in containers up to 100ml, in a single, transparent, resealable plastic bag.
  4. Exceptions
    • Essential medications and baby food, with proof of necessity.
  5. Affected Liquids
    • Includes water, beverages, creams, lotions, oils, perfumes, sprays, gels, and pastes.
  6. Security Process
    • Plastic bags with liquids must be removed from luggage for screening.
  7. Duty-Free Purchases
    • Allowed if in a sealed, tamper-evident bag with the receipt inside.
  8. Traveler Awareness
    • Airports and airlines will inform passengers via various channels.
  9. Non-Compliance Penalties
    • Liquids may be confiscated, and fines could be imposed.
  10. Global Alignment
    • Matches similar regulations in other regions, enhancing global aviation security.

Passengers are advised to comply with these regulations for a smooth travel experience.

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