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Carry-on baggage alcohol

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Mhysteriaa -  
 almandin -
Hello,

I am going to take a flight and I will only have carry-on luggage. I would like to transport alcohol and I would like to know if this is allowed and if they can see it at the X-ray.

Hoping to get answers quickly, thank you in advance.

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    amd1980 Posted messages 3 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   61
     
    It is certain that you cannot bring your alcohol in your carry-on luggage.
    There is a specific list of prohibited items and products in cabin baggage, which includes liquids (in any case in a container larger than 100 mL), sharp objects, knives, or even ammunition.

    Here is a complete list that presents the restrictions and prohibited items on airplanes https://www.ma-valise-voyage.fr/les-produits-et-objets-interdits-dans-votre-valise-cabine/

    Please also note that there are prohibitions on luggage that travels in the aircraft's holds... Many products are prohibited and will be confiscated if the airport baggage services detect them in your luggage!
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  2. Anonymous user
     
    No, it's forbidden
    and yes, it shows up on X-ray.
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  3. Mhysteriaa
     
    Yeah, well I'm giving up on alcohol... And by the way, are we allowed to have a jar of Nutella in our hand luggage?!
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      yes if your container is less than 100ml
      you can take whatever you want

      fragrance, liquid, gel, cheese, shaving foam

      as long as it is less than 100ml
      and fits in a resealable bag
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    2. Mhysteriaa
       
      Ok great, thanks =)
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    3. Mhysteriaa
       
      On the container, it's not written in ml but in grams.. :s
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    4. Anonymous user
       
      100g = 100ml in quantity
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    5. Mhysteriaa
       
      Okay, thanks again!!
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  4. 00lina00 Posted messages 15290 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   1 102
     
    Hello,

    It is totally forbidden.

    No liquids on an airplane.

    --
    Blessed are the cracked, for they will let in the light.
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      if limited to 100ml
      the container and not the content
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    2. 00lina00 Posted messages 15290 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   1 102 > Anonymous user
       
      In the hold, but not in hand luggage, as he pointed out ;)
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      not allowed

      you are allowed in the cabin
      liquid products, cream, paste of less than 100ml

      packed in a bag of 20cm x 20cm
      sealed type freezer bag

      I was a security agent for 5 years at Roissy CDG
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    4. 00lina00 Posted messages 15290 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   1 102 > Anonymous user
       
      Weird, isn't it !!

      I took a flight less than a month ago from Nice via a city
      in France and they took away a bottle of water less than 25 cl,
      moreover half full, that was in my bag !!
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    5. Anonymous user
       
      yes oolinaoo

      25cl = 250 ml
      maximum 100ml
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  6. Mhysteriaa
     
    And if I put it in a plastic bottle, will they check?!
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      it's the container they're taking, not the content

      if you have a bottle of less than 100ml, it's fine
      but there's no point in putting 100ml of alcohol
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    2. Mhysteriaa
       
      Why no interest?! ^o)
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      why do you want to hide 100ml of alcohol?
      do you know what 100ml represents?

      that’s a bottle of perfume.
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    4. Mhysteriaa
       
      Yeah, I was thinking it probably doesn't make much...
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    5. nico
       
      If you want to have a few drinks and your preferred alcohol isn't available, you might as well take 5cl miniatures as long as it doesn't exceed 10cl in a 10cl container, it's allowed. Toothpaste, fragrance... alcohol might be that it has to be sealed in a bag if it's over 10cl, but every airport/staff has its own rules, you never know.
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