Water bottle on flights.

Art_Deco

Hi , bare with me with this,having not flown for over 18 years im unsure about what you can take on a plane now, Ive looked on various sites but dont seem to be able to get an answer, so can you take a bottle of drinking water over 100 mls on a plane , all I seem to see is advice on medicine ,shampoo etc under 100 mls.Martin says there are drinking fountains at Manchester airport but can you fill up and take on board? thanks in advance.:o

heatherw_01

No liquids at all over 100ml through security. You can buy water after security though or if you take an empty bottle, fill it after security which you can take on board.

Jonmenzies

And after 18 years of not flying, I hope you have a great time. :-)

shaun_from_Africa

heatherw_01 wrote: »

No liquids at all over 100ml through security.

I don't know if it will matter to the OP but it might help others.
You can take prescribed medication, baby food, milk for babies and sterilised water for mixing baby food (providing you are travelling with a baby) in quantities over 100ml through security

Art_Deco

Thanks but its not me flying its my youngest son , him and his brother was the reason i would never fly again

the_gardener_2

Where are you flying ?? Prague (there maybe others) has an odd situation in that security at the gate so you need buy water from duty free and get it put in a DF bag. Sometimes there are vending machines past security