What Medications Are Forbidden on Airplanes? Here's What You Need to Know
Learn which medicines are prohibited on planes and how to travel with essential medications safely.
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Medicines containing liquid greater than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) are generally not allowed unless they are essential. Prescription medications should be in their original packaging and accompanied by a doctor's note if necessary.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I bring prescription medication on a plane? Yes, but it should be in its original packaging and accompanied by a doctor’s note if necessary.
- What are the restrictions for liquid medications on flights? Liquid medications over 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) are generally not permitted unless deemed essential.
- How should I pack my medication when flying? Medications should be packed in carry-on luggage and kept in original containers to avoid issues at security checks.
- What to do if I need more than the allowed liquid medication for my flight? Contact your airline in advance to discuss your specific needs and obtain any necessary documentation.