really need some help with fliying regs

caravanlover · 7 January 2007 at 11:35PM

hi i hope some one can help me, we have just booked to go to disnay in paris next month, and this time we are flying ( usually eurostar)

i am now totally confused by all the new regulations on what has to go where.

if i have read it right, all shampoo toothpaste and conditiner, deodrants etc, have to go in a clear bag, in your hand luggage ?:o

and they can not be more than 100ml each ??

is this right

can i also take juice, as both my children have allergies

or can these jsut go into the case

help ....please:eek:

jo

Emms · 7 January 2007 at 11:51PM

caravanlover wrote:

hi i hope some one can help me, we have just booked to go to disnay in paris next month, and this time we are flying ( usually eurostar)

i am now totally confused by all the new regulations on what has to go where.

if i have read it right, all shampoo toothpaste and conditiner, deodrants etc, have to go in a clear bag, in your hand luggage ?:o

and they can not be more than 100ml each ??

is this right

can i also take juice, as both my children have allergies

or can these jsut go into the case

help ....please:eek:

jo

Toiletries etc dont have to go in your hand luggage, but if you are putting them there then yes the bottles would need to be less than 100ml each. I just flew Glasgow to Belfast and back last week and all I carried liquid wise in hand luggage was a few bits of make up. Everything else went in my suitcase that I checked in.

If your able to put the kids drinks in your checked in luggage then that would prob be easier as it wouldnt cause any problems when going through security.

Emma

LB1985 · 7 January 2007 at 11:53PM

caravanlover wrote:

if i have read it right, all shampoo toothpaste and conditiner, deodrants etc, have to go in a clear bag, in your hand luggage ?:o

and they can not be more than 100ml each ??

OK - you can carry liquids in your checked in bags without any restrictions - i.e. any size and without having to be put in a clear plastic bag.

Any liquids that you want to take on board, in hand luggage must be in containers of less than 100ml each, and must all comfortably fit into a clear plastic bag of roughly 20 cm x 20 cm. If the juices you mention are more than 100 ml (which presumably they will be), you can't take them through security. However, once you have passed through security, you are free to take any liquids you buy airside (e.g. in duty free shops) onboard the aircraft.

Hope this clears things up a little, and have a good trip!

caravanlover · 8 January 2007 at 12:00AM

thanks LB1985, some one has actually explained it to me in english !!!

i will pack most of it in the case then, wont need it on the plane, drinks are more for when we get there, i can buy them a bottle of water each in duty free for the plane

thanks alot for that !!!!!

really need some help with fliying regs

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