Quick question: Taking Liquids on Intra-Europe Planes
 

Hi, I'm wondering if you guys remember if full size liquid products are allowed on carry on when flying within Europe? I'm not sure if US is the only place that limits liquids to 3 oz inside each bottle or whether every country is now doing that . My flight is tomorrow. Thanks in advance.

Europe applies the same rules as in the US re liquids.

mmk - the rule is the same in europe.

only containers holding 100ml or less are allowed and they have to be in a transparent zip-lock bag.

have a good flight.

As in US you can pick up drinks, etc, once through Security.

Do you have a layover in Europe? In the US, if you are going through airports that keep you on the secure side of the TSA, you can keep the liquid you purchased at the beginning of the previous flight. If your itinerary involved non-Schengen to Schengen transfer, even if the airport keeps you on the "secure" side of the airport, you will still go through a carry-on check placed between the non-Schengen secure side to the Schengen secure side.

Everyone, thks!! Good thing you guys are here!