How Many 100ml Liquids Can You Take on a Plane? TSA Carry-On Rules Explained
Learn how many 100ml liquid containers you can bring on a plane and TSA rules for carry-on liquids in clear resealable bags.
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You can take an unlimited number of 100ml (or smaller) containers of liquids, aerosols, and gels in your carry-on luggage, but they must fit into one clear, resealable plastic bag of not more than 1 liter in capacity. The bag must be presented separately from your carry-on luggage during security screening. Make sure each item is within the size limit to avoid having to leave anything behind.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I take multiple 100ml liquid containers in my carry-on? Yes, you can bring as many 100ml or smaller liquid containers as you want, but all must fit inside one clear, resealable plastic bag with a maximum capacity of 1 liter.
- What size bag is allowed for liquids in carry-on luggage? Liquids must be contained in a clear, resealable plastic bag not exceeding 1 liter in capacity, which must be presented separately at security screening.
- Are aerosols and gels included in the liquid restrictions? Yes, aerosols and gels are treated the same as liquids and must adhere to the 100ml container size and 1-liter bag limit.
- What happens if my liquids don’t fit in the 1-liter bag? If your liquids exceed the 1-liter bag limit, you may be required to leave the excess items behind or place them in checked luggage.