Liquids rule in hand luggage
Can you bring liquids on a plane ?
Learn about the liquids rule 100ml. at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.
What is the liquids rule
When going through security, any liquids, creams, gels, pastes and aerosols in your carry-on need to be in containers of 100 ml (3.4 oz) or less, and they all have to fit into one clear, resealable plastic bag (usually about 1 liter in size).
That includes things like shampoo, toothpaste, lotion, and drinks. Make sure to take the bag out of your carry-on at security – it makes the process quicker and easier !
Liquid items larger than 100ml can sometimes travel with you…
Exemptions apply for duty-free liquids, medicines, medical products and baby products that you may need during the flight.
- Baby food or baby milk.
- Liquid medicines with evidence that you need medicine for your journey.
- Duty-free liquids carried in a sealed security bag with proof of purchase.
Liquids subject to restrictions
The following items are considered liquids and are subject to carry-on restrictions, so please check the list in advance.
Articles over 100 ml which do not comply with security regulations will be confiscated.
LIQUIDS
such as water, soft drinks, soups, syrups, shampoo, etc…
CREAMS
such as moisturiser, skin care, suntan lotion, etc…
GELS
such as shower gel, hair gels, lip gloss, etc…
PASTES
such as toothpaste, honey, soft cheese, mustard, yogurt, etc…
AEROSOLS
such as deodorant, hair spray, shaving foam, etc…