3 oz or 3.4 oz max for toiletries in carry-on?



I can get a different answer, I see everywhere. It seems to be 3. 4oz/100ml or 3oz/90ml. Eg. Northwest Airlines shows the old shows and Southwest Airlines latter. I’m seeing here in Yahoo Answers, too. Is anyone safe? I want my Cologne and deodorant gel for the third four ounces each. Thanks!

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7 Responses to “3 oz or 3.4 oz max for toiletries in carry-on?”

  1. tothebatmobilerobin on July 7th, 2010 at 4:56 AM

    100 ml – well, I’ll fly to the U.S. in a couple of weeks, and that was advising the carrier as well.

  2. [email protected] on July 7th, 2010 at 5:42 AM

    Three 4 oz maximum per game is fourth in size, a plastic bag in a compressed tragen.Es can say in the video of three ounces is the maximum, but the video is at least 2 years old, and have since TSA even gone to a 3. 4oz/100ml.Ich confirmed in December to go about this before I left for Canada.

  3. Here’s the direct link to the TSA: http://www. TSA. gov/311/index. shtmEs doubt you should now! Remember, this is only for your luggage. . . If you have larger tanks, you can in your checked baggage.

  4. 3 oz-just got back from Las Vegas and a bottle of shampoo I could not believe it was installed, but it’s for our safety!

  5. AverageJosette on July 7th, 2010 at 7:39 AM

    For hand luggage, not what you are going to the airlines, since they are not those at the screening at security checkpoints. No matter how big your airline, can be brought to the level where you can not take the airport. http://www. TSA. gov/311/index. shtmBringen Only a few newspapers (not gel) deodorant to save to meet your target and syringes attempt Cologne in the hair, rather than on the skin – the hair is the smell halten.Ich hope and have a great flight. :)

  6. I work for TSA and here is your answer. All liquids must be in third 4 oz (100 ml) container (we have printed on the label size to go). These containers must be placed in a sealed bag CLEAR liter size plastic can be placed. The most common we see is strong, “zip-lock. I’ve seen, Avon sells bags and most pharmacies and travel kits sold in prepackaged plastic bags. TSA also asks you to take your plastic bag from your hand and lead to the separation of the film. When in doubt, ask a TSA official for help.

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