Passengers travelling with hand luggage are reminded to follow airport security regulations on liquids to help ensure a smooth and hassle-free screening process.
Under current security rules, all liquids, gels, aerosols, pastes, lotions, creams, drinks, and other items of similar consistency must be carried in containers of no more than 100ml. Containers larger than 100ml are not permitted, even if they are only partially filled.
All liquid containers must be placed inside one transparent, re-sealable plastic bag with a maximum capacity of 1 litre. The bag must be completely sealed, with all containers fitting comfortably inside. Each passenger is allowed only one plastic bag, which must be presented separately for inspection at the security screening checkpoint.
Airport authorities also clarified that exemptions apply to essential items, including baby milk, baby food, medications, and liquids required for special dietary needs. Passengers carrying these items may be asked to provide appropriate documentation or other proof to verify their necessity during the screening process.
Travellers are encouraged to check their hand baggage before heading to the airport to avoid delays and ensure compliance with security requirements.
Key Reminders:
- Maximum 100ml per liquid container
- Use one transparent, re-sealable plastic bag (up to 1 litre)
- Only one bag per passenger
- Present the bag separately during security screening
- Exemptions are available for baby food, medications, and special dietary liquids with appropriate verification
Following these guidelines can help speed up the security screening process and make your journey more convenient.
