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Old 14-04-2008, 08:59   #16
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Re: Airline Hand Baggage

We flew in Feb and March. You can take fluids in your hand luggage but each fluid must be a maximum of 100mls volume in containers which hold no more than 100mls, with most airlines you can take up to a maximum of 1 litre in 100ml bottles. All of your fluids must be in a see through sealable plastic bag (these are available from the airport if you don't have one, but a sealable sandwich bag will do).

The definition of a fluid includes :- deodorants, moisturisers, lipsticks and balms, mascaras, vaseline type products. You can carry cigarette lighters on your person or in your clear bag.

If you are flying short haul ie. to Europe, then it is worth packing your fluids in your hold luggage as you are unlikely to need them on the flight. With baggage allowances though, it is worth buying your shampoos, conditioners, shower gels etc when you get there.

We went long haul so I took, a small deodorant, a small toothpaste, moisturiser & lip balm in my hand baggage so that we could freshen up on the plane and at transfer airports. I had a total fluid volume of 300mls in these separate containers. I had no problems at any of the airport security points with these items and that included Heathrow, Los Angeles, Sydney, Auckland & Hong Kong.

Hope this helps..
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Old 14-04-2008, 09:24   #17
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Re: Airline Hand Baggage

Thanks for all the replies. It's the deodarant one that is confusing us the most. Can we take spray deadorants in hand baggage. We aren't taking hold baggage so it's not an option.
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Old 14-04-2008, 10:17   #18
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Thanks for all the replies. It's the deodarant one that is confusing us the most. Can we take spray deadorants in hand baggage. We aren't taking hold baggage so it's not an option.
Yes, you can but only the little ones under 100mls, you can buy them in superdrug in the section that sells travel size products.. My hand baggage deodorant is an aerosol and I had no problems getting it to the other side of the world..
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Old 14-04-2008, 10:18   #19
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Thanks for all the replies. It's the deodarant one that is confusing us the most. Can we take spray deadorants in hand baggage. We aren't taking hold baggage so it's not an option.
I don't know about aerosols, but you can always buy deoderants in Boots, once you've gone through security. You can take on board liquids purchased in Duty Free.
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Old 14-04-2008, 19:18   #20
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hi there. yes i have flown recently from manchester to goa. you are not allowed any liquids and that includes creams ie; moisturisers etc over 15ml unless they are in a plastic bag ie put all your lotions potions etc you intend to carry on board with you in a zippy bag ( resealable sandwhich bags) and you will be fine. i didn't and got a hell of a bollocking from security. i only managed to keep my stuff because i pleaded ignorance and humbly apologised swearing never to do it again!!. hope this helps and enjoy your flight and holiday.
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