There are strict restrictions on carrying liquids by plane

Citizen Mr. Zheng: Recently I am planning to go abroad to play. I heard that the airport has strict regulations for passengers to carry liquid items, gels and spray items. Can you tell us more about the relevant precautions?

"Something's your speech" column reporter: The relevant department of Tianjin Binhai International Airport reminds passengers that in addition to the usual liquid items, the civil aviation department has strict regulations on the carrying of gels and spray items.

These items must be noted

Liquids, gels and spray items include: beverages such as mineral water, beverages, soups and syrups; creams, lotions, skin oils, perfumes and cosmetics; spray and compressed containers such as shaving foams and deodorant sprays; ointments Shaped items, such as toothpaste; contact lens syrup; gels, such as gel products for hair styling and bathing; any solutions and items of similar consistency. The container capacity of these items shall not exceed 100 ml and be placed in a plastic bag with a capacity of one liter. Containers with excessive capacity must be checked.

Liquid Duty Free

After going through security, international outbound passengers can purchase liquid duty-free goods at the shops in the airport control zone and bring them to the departing flight. Passengers who need to transfer abroad or abroad should ensure that the plastic bag is obviously intact during the trip, and they should not unpack it by themselves, and keep the boarding pass and the purchase certificate of liquid items for the relevant personnel at the place of transfer for inspection. Passengers can check with the airline in advance about the regulations for carrying liquids.

Alcoholic beverages

According to the requirements of relevant civil aviation regulations, passengers should not carry alcoholic beverages with them on the plane, but alcoholic beverages can be delivered as checked baggage, and their packaging should comply with the relevant regulations of the Civil Aviation Administration. When alcoholic beverages are delivered as checked baggage, the quantity should meet the following regulations: alcohol volume percentage content is less than or equal to 24%, there is no limit; alcohol volume percentage content is between 24% and 70% (including 70%) If the net quantity delivered by each person does not exceed 5 liters; alcohol volume percentage content greater than 70% should not be delivered as luggage.

Liquid drugs

If the liquid medicine is contained in a container with a capacity of not more than 100 ml and placed in a transparent plastic bag with a capacity of no more than one liter, it can pass the safety inspection. Liquid, gel and spray medicines (including Chinese medicines) can be exempted if they are accompanied by a doctor's prescription or hospital certificate. The quantity of medicines is based on the passenger's needs on the plane. There is no requirement for containers and plastic bags. At the same time, the drug should be handed over to the security personnel for X-ray examination. The security staff will ask the passenger to show a doctor's certificate or doctor's prescription.