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What Can You Take On A Plane In Your Hand Carry Luggage?

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Will Martin answered
You can get the updated rules for the UK at .gov.uk/transport

The main change seems to be that you are now allowed to take some liquids again (as of 6 November 2006) but no more than 100 ml and it must be in a transparent container. You can take medicines etc which are larger than this, but they can be tested. Whatever you take with you, it must fit into a bag no larger than 56x45x25 cm. You can't really take anything that doesn't fit into this bag. You can take a laptop, but then it counts as your piece of hand luggage, so you can't have the bag.

I didn't see anything about sharp objects, but presumably they are still not allowed. On the website there is a link where you can ask questions, if anything isn't clear.
thanked the writer.
Tim O'Shea
Tim O'Shea commented
Is this the latest information, or has the law been changed?
Will Martin
Will Martin commented
The law hasn't been changed since 6 Nov, but people are apparently getting angry about the restrictions, so there could be changes soon. Best check again before flying.
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Can you take animals on the plane ...small as in bunny's?
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In a nutshell everything liquid with the exception of baby formula. They are afraid if I bring hand cream it might explode...

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