Before You Fly
Liquids & Security Rules
What you can bring in your hand baggage, including the 100ml liquid rule, electronics screening, and exemptions.
Liquids, Aerosols, and Gels
To keep security screening moving smoothly for everyone, liquids carried in cabin baggage must comply with international aviation security regulations.
- Each container must hold no more than 100ml, even if the bottle is only partially full.
- All containers must fit comfortably inside a single transparent, resealable plastic bag of up to 1 litre capacity.
- Baby milk, baby food, and essential liquid medicines required during the flight are permitted above 100ml when declared at the lane.
- Duty-free liquids purchased airside in sealed security tamper-evident bags are permitted on board.
Restricted Items in Cabin Bags
Sharp objects, tools, and containers exceeding 100ml cannot pass through security control and should be packed in checked baggage.
Security & Customs OverviewAt the screening tray, place your clear liquids bag and large electronics such as laptops and tablets separately from your cabin bag.