Liquids in your carry-on baggageAny questions?

The Regulations are applicable in all Airports in the States which belong to the European Union:

Germany, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Sweden.

And also in the airports of: Morocco, Norway, Iceland, USA, South Africa, Brazil and Switzerland.

The term "European Union"refers to all the countries in which the regulations are applicable.

For all flights leaving European Union airports, whatever the destination or nationality of the airline.

They also apply to passengers transferring from one flight to another in a European Union airport.

The term "European Union" refers to all the countries in which the regulations are applicable.

All liquids, including all kinds of drinks - even water -, perfumes, soups, lotions, oils, gels, hair gel, pastes, toothpaste, creams, facemasks, mixtures of solids/liquids, sprays, shaving foam, aerosols, deodorants, creams and other articles of a similar consistency.

Prohibited articles: Chocolate spread, butter, peanut butter, liquid mascara, liquid lip gloss, yoghourt, cottage cheese, cheese spread, aerosol deodorants, roll-on deodorants.
Permitted articles: Cheese, sandwiches made with chocolate spread or with butter or with peanut butter or with cheese. Powder make-up, blusher, lipstick, talcum powder.

All passengers can carry small amounts of these articles (100 ml. per container) in their hand luggage and they must be carried in a closed, transparent, plastic bag (ziplock or similar), with a capacity of no more than 1 litre. These small containers must be placed in the bag in such a way as to be easy to inspect by security staff.

Passengers must show these bags separately from the hand luggage at the security checkpoints.

The following items are not covered by the prohibition: medication and diet products - including baby food, if the baby is flying - which will be used during the trip. Staff may ask you to test these to show that they are real at the security checkpoints.

Passengers can purchase additional amounts of liquid in the airport shops located after the security check-point and on board.
Liquids purchased in these shops must be packaged in closed bags with a special seal which can be checked for signs of tampering. These bags must also contain a till receipt and may not be opened until the final destination.

For their own sake, passengers in transit or transferring to another flight in other airports are advised to take this kind of limitation into account.

If the passengers have purchased liquids on a flight originating in an airport in the European Union, they may take them on later flights, providing that they are kept in closed bags with a special seal which allows staff to check for signs of tampering. These bags must also contain the till receipt.

If passengers have purchased liquids on a flight originating in an airport in another country, there is no guarantee that these liquids have been safely checked and they cannot, therefore, be carried in hand luggage on later flights.