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Frequently asked questions new rules for hand luggage at alle EU airports
New rules on what is permitted in hand luggage will take effect on 6 November 2006. Liquids, gels and aerosols are only allowed in hand luggage in small quantities (no more than 100 ml per item), and if correctly packaged. These rules will apply to all passengers departing from or changing planes at EU airports. The new rules cover liquids, such as water and other beverages, gels, pastes, lotions and the contents of aerosol cans. Toiletries, such as toothpaste, shaving cream, hair gel, lip gloss and creams, also fall under the rules.
- What are the rules for liquids in your hand luggage?
- Why are these rules necessary?
- Why liquids?
- What can I expect at airport checkpoints?
- Where can I get a plastic bag?
- Can I still shop after passport control? Is there still duty-free shopping?
- Shopping at non-EU-airports and on board non-EU-airlines
- Why do I need a plastic bag?
- Do these rules apply everywhere?
- To which countries do these rules apply?
- Where can I find these rules?
