Travelling Abroad
What can you take on a plane. My baby will be 3 months old when I fly, so I’m very unsure what you can take on the plane. Especially as I will need to take milk ect
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated
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I work in security of the airport, if your baby is under 3 baby milk is allowed in liquid form and powder. X
Not every airport is the same as some have new machines where liquids can stay in bags so even better for you☺️just double check your airport rules, if they have the liquid rule in place just remove the milk from your bag and they’ll help with the rest x
Are you in the UK? If so, the info you need is here https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions/baby-food-and-baby-milk
, we are formula feeding and would need 3 "tins" of formula for the entirety of the trip (3 * 800gr). Can we have that in the carry-on? Can we also have some portioned out in milk powder dispensers? I will be calling Manchester Airport, but I'm not sure they will actually answer my questions...
you can look at the link posted above by Sophie, or the Manchester airport website will also stipulate their rules
honestly don’t bother calling, powder is absolutely fine!
It doesn’t have to come out of your bag either. X
Thank you so much! That's great news!!! First time travelling with our LB and super stressed! Flying on 18/01 and already making lists of stuff to do/not to forget! 🤣
honestly I see it everyday when helping families with babies. And they all over pack🤣🤣
I hope you have a lovely holiday x
Hahahah! I hope we learn after the first time and become better for the next trip 😜 And thank you! For the wishes and the help! ❤️
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