Information for Passengers: Starting this September, the Maximum Quantities of Liquids that May be Taken onto Flights Will be Limited at all Security Checkpoints
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Information for Passengers: Starting this September, the Maximum Quantities of Liquids that May be Taken onto Flights Will be Limited at all Security Checkpoints
Only containers with a maximum capacity of 100 ml are allowed, and they must be placed inside a resealable one-liter bag – Exceptions are made for medications and liquid baby food
Starting on September 1, 2024, restrictions on the amounts of liquids that may be transported in carry-on luggage will be reapplied at all passenger security checkpoints at Frankfurt Airport (FRA). Only liquids inside containers no larger than 100 milliliters may be taken, and these must be placed inside a re-closable plastic bag with a maximum capacity of up to one liter.
The reason for this new requirement, which amounts to a return to the previous restrictions, is a change in European law that also affects already-installed new CT scanners at FRA.
The checkpoints equipped with CT technology will continue to benefit passengers because electronic devices and allowed amounts of liquids, aerosols, and gels do not have to be removed from the carry-on luggage.
By properly preparing for their holidays, passengers can help ensure that their trips get off to a quick and comfortable start. They should therefore check to make sure that the quantities and weights of their luggage comply with the rules set by their airline. This includes only taking essential items on board, as far as possible inside no more than one carry-on bag per person. More information is available here: Carry-on Luggage (frankfurt-airport.com).
Travelers can book a time window for their security check using the free online service at FRA SmartWay.
More information on travel preparations and many useful tips for making the most of the time spent at Frankfurt Airport are available here: Travel Guide (frankfurt-airport.com)
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