Attention travelers: Liquid carry-on limits for flights have changed

Carry-on baggage rules have changed in Europe. According to the new rules, starting September 1, passengers will be able to carry 100 milliliters of liquids and gels instead of 125 milliliters.

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Attention travelers: Liquid carry-on limits for flights have changed

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The carry-on limit for liquid and gel products at airports across the European Union (EU) has been reduced.

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Starting September 1, passengers traveling in Europe will have their liquid transport allowance reduced from 125 milliliters to 100 milliliters.

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Passengers will be required to place these liquid and gel products into appropriate bottles and pack all items inside a transparent plastic bag with a maximum volume of 1 liter.

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While medicines and liquid baby formula are exempt from the restrictions, the new rules will apply at all airports across the EU.

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Following the replacement of baggage screening devices at many airports across Europe, the EU's doubts regarding their reliability have led to a tightening of regulations.