💧 3-1-1 Liquids Bag Checker Preset

Breast Milk & Baby Formula on a Plane: Infant Exemption Rules

Volume & Exemption Status

Infant Nutrition Exempt — Permitted in Large Quantities

Governed by international 100 ml (3.4 fl oz) LAGs regulations

🍼 Infant Nutrition Exempt (Declare at Screening)

💧 Verificador de Líquidos 3-1-1

Um saco transparente de 1 litro por passageiro; cada frasco deve ter 100 ml (3.4 oz) ou menos.

Tamanho do frasco (ml)

Cálculo aproximado — o formato do frasco define o espaço real. Medicamentos e comida de bebê são isentos (devem ser declarados). Montando o saco inteiro? Planeje frasco por frasco →

TSA & Aviation Security Rule Summary

Breast milk, baby formula, toddler purees, and sterilized nursery water are classified as medically necessary liquids. They are permitted in carry-on bags in quantities greater than 100 ml (3.4 oz), even if the infant is not traveling with you.

Governing Standard: TSA Guidelines for Traveling with Children TSA Traveling with Children: Formula, Breast Milk & Juice ↗

Related Verified Products

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Ice Packs / Gel Packs

Carry-on: RESTRICTED · Checked: YES

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Breast Milk

Carry-on: YES · Checked: YES

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Baby Food Purees & Pouches

Carry-on: YES · Checked: YES

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Baby Formula (Powder & Liquid)

Carry-on: YES · Checked: YES

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I travel with frozen breast milk and gel ice packs?

Yes. Ice packs and cooler packs for breast milk are permitted through security. If frozen solid, they pass X-ray standard screening; if partially slushy, screeners test them separately.