![]() Unfortunately, in Europe, neither the UK nor European Union appear to have exemptions on hand sanitizer, and as such, their 100 mL rules still apply. In India, passengers may carry up to 350 mL of hand sanitizer. ![]() CATSA is permitting passengers to carry one bottle of hand sanitizer of up to 355 mL in addition to their normal 100 mL liquids in a 1 L clear resealable bag. In Canada, CATSA has also created an exemption for hand sanitizer. While not explicit, it is implied from the TSA website that the bottle of hand sanitizer can be carried in addition to the one quart-sized bag with travelers’ other liquids. TSA is advising that passengers should expect to have the larger container screened separately. ![]() In the United States, TSA is permitting passengers to carry through security screening checkpoints, one (1) hand sanitizer container of up to 12 ounces. Regulations vary across the world, but until further notice: However, with the public health crisis, security rules have been temporarily modified to allow an exception for hand sanitizer. As a refresher, the 3-1-1 rule means that passengers can only carry liquids, gels, and aerosols (such as hand sanitizer, toothpaste, lotions, etc.) in individual containers that are 3.4 ounces max, and all containers must be able to fit within a single one-quart size resealable bag.Įlsewhere in the world, Canada’s Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) and the European Union have also had similar rules in place, limiting liquids containers to 100 mL and able to fit in a 1 L bag. In the United States, it was regulated by TSA’s 3-1-1 rule on liquids. Hand sanitizer has always been allowed in carry-on luggage, but pre-pandemic, was subject to restrictions on quantity. It’s a question many travelers might be wondering about during the COVID-19 pandemic – can I bring hand sanitizer on the plane, and if so, how much? The good news is you can, and up to 12 ounces of it.
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