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Q: How can I find out if I can take baby food or milk in the cabin of the aircraft?
A: The current rules allow you to take enough baby food or milk for the journey in your cabin baggage. In some cases this may be over 100ml. The adult carrying the baby food or milk may be asked by airport and or airline security to taste it. Further infomation can be found on the Direct Gov website. Directline Holidays is not responsible, and accepts no liability, for the content found on the Direct Gov website.
www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Foreigntravel/AirTravel/DG_176922
The list as of 22nd March 2011 is shown below for your convenience and as a guide only. We do recommend you visit the link for the most up to date information. This list is not exhaustive.
www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Foreigntravel/AirTravel/DG_176922
The list as of 22nd March 2011 is shown below for your convenience and as a guide only. We do recommend you visit the link for the most up to date information. This list is not exhaustive.
| Items | Allowed in Hand Baggage? |
Allowed in Hold Baggage? |
| Breast milk, Formula milk or Cow's milk | Yes (but only if baby is travelling with the parent) | Yes |
| Powdered milk | Yes (with no restriction or the amount that can be carried) | Yes |
| Sterilised water | Yes (but must be in baby's bottle) | Yes |
| Soya milk for babies | Yes | Yes |
| Baby food of various consistencies | Yes | Yes |
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