liquids to take !!

atton83

because the new rules state no bottles of liquid over 100ml are allowed on board what are you supposed to do about shampoo and conditioner

also when they say medication is not allowed what about my partners ibs pills would he be allowed them or does he have to suffer on the toilet for the 5 days were going to barcelona????

getting a little worried now !!!:eek:

Danni

Medicines must be presented for inspection at X-Ray (right at the bottom)

jonnyjackov

nikolacarter wrote: »

because the new rules state no bottles of liquid over 100ml are allowed on board what are you supposed to do about shampoo and conditioner

also when they say medication is not allowed what about my partners ibs pills would he be allowed them or does he have to suffer on the toilet for the 5 days were going to barcelona????

getting a little worried now !!!:eek:

Hi nikolacarter,

Shampoo and conditioner are allowed only if they are in containers that holds 100ml or less. Pills are fine, it's only 'liquids' that are banned.

Actually thinking about the empty bottle thing, it is a bit mad. I has a 500ml empty water bottle confiscated of me recently, but they picked up and returned to my bag 2 extra large jars of Asda Gold coffee, (which is lovely by the way). I don't understand the difference between a large watertight jar that would hold easily over 1 litre of liquids, and an smaller empty plastic bottle. Or am I missing something:cool: :rolleyes:

trisontana

jonnyjackov wrote: »

Hi nikolacarter,

Shampoo and conditioner are allowed only if they are in containers that holds 100ml or less. Pills are fine, it's only 'liquids' that are banned.

Actually thinking about the empty bottle thing, it is a bit mad. I has a 500ml empty water bottle confiscated of me recently, but they picked up and returned to my bag 2 extra large jars of Asda Gold coffee, (which is lovely by the way). I don't understand the difference between a large watertight jar that would hold easily over 1 litre of liquids, and an smaller empty plastic bottle. Or am I missing something:cool: :rolleyes:

This was my argument. Define what is meant by the word "container" . As I asked above does it include plastic bags? most of them are over 100ml, are capable of holding liquids, and I bet some people would have a few empty ones in their hand luggage.

craig777

nikolacarter wrote: »

because the new rules state no bottles of liquid over 100ml are allowed on board what are you supposed to do about shampoo and conditioner

also when they say medication is not allowed what about my partners ibs pills would he be allowed them or does he have to suffer on the toilet for the 5 days were going to barcelona????

getting a little worried now !!!:eek:

If in doubt, put the items you've mentioned into your hold luggage... there are no restrictions as to what liquids you can take in your hold luggage.

craig777

I've got a question of my own... I know you can take milk/water/food through security if it is for a baby - but can I take through a small bottle of orange drink for my 3 year old daughter?

ckerrd

craig777 wrote: »

I've got a question of my own... I know you can take milk/water/food through security if it is for a baby - but can I take through a small bottle of orange drink for my 3 year old daughter?

Only if it is less than 100 ml, I am afraid

nearlyrich

If you are doing a 2 part flight and have to go through security twice ( and you do everywhere these days) don't buy "duty free" drinks because some airports will take them off you even if clearly sealed in airport issue bags. It hasn't happened to me because I don't buy this kind of thing in airports but I have seen it happen in Frankfurt to people transferring from Istanbul en route to Manchester.

soolin

As a point of note at Gatwick last Thursday the no containers rule was being strictly enforced. People were being stopped tryig to carry any water through. However like someone already mentioned on this thread, for the price of a Daily telegraph you can get a free bottle of Vittel water in WH Smith once you are past security.

andrewmoorcroft

jonnyjackoff. You missed... Not allowed - Explosives, even if fully or partly labelled.

Does this mean you can take unlabelled explosives?

Problem is that some people try and interpret rules and twist them to what they want them to mean.
Just can't believe some of the misinterpretations - scary!

Hope i'm not on the same plane. I'm gonna get worried if i find myself sitting next to anyone with a dog that hasn't got 3 legs!