What hand luggage can I take on board following the new security regulations?
To increase air safety, the Australian government has, in line with the respective authorities in the US, Canada and the European Union, implemented the following restriction for taking liquids, aerosols and gels on board. These rules apply on – international flights into and out of Australia – all flight within as well as into and out of North America – all flight within as well as into and out of any EU country – all flight within as well as into and out of Thailand Please note other countries / airlines are likely to implement the same regulations; whilst we attempt to keep this rules up-to-date, we strongly recommend that you check with your respective airline prior to traveling to the airport. Following items may still be taken on board in your carry-on baggage: Each container of liquids, aerosols or gels in your carry-on baggage must be 100 millilitres/grams or less. All the containers must be sealed in a transparent, one-litre plastic bag. You are only allowed one plastic bag. A
Update on Security Measures As a result of terrorist threats in the UK a number of security measures have been put in place for flights bound for and originating in the United States. These measures do not affect flights to other destinations including the United Kingdom. For flights originating in the U.K. please see restrictions further below. Since policies may vary by airline we recommend to check with your airline prior to departure. Effective September 26, for flights bound for and originating in the United States the United States Department of Homeland Security has revised the restrictions as follows: Travellers will be allowed through checkpoints with carry-on luggage that contains travel-sized toiletries in containers of three ounces or less and must “fit comfortably in ONE quart-size, clear plastic, zip-top bag”. Beverages bought inside security will also be allowed on-board. We recommend that you check with the respective airline staff at check-in. Passengers may also carry
