Liquids regulation (LAGs)
The liquids regulation applies to all flights departing from airports in the European Union, Iceland, Switzerland, Norway, the USA and Canada. Please note that other countries outside the EU have also adopted their regulations.
"Liquids, aerosols and gels" (LAGs) include pastes, lotions, mixtures of liquids and solids as well as the contents of pressurized containers, e.g. toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, syrup, perfume, shaving foam and other items with a similar consistency. The following may be taken into the aircraft cabin under the following restrictions:
- Containers with liquids and similar products may hold up to 100 ml (the maximum filling quantity printed on the container applies).
- All individual containers must be completely enclosed in a transparent, resealable plastic bag (e.g. commercially available plastic bags with a zip lock) with a maximum capacity of 1 litre.
- One bag per person
- The bag must be presented separately at security.
We recommend that you obtain these plastic bags in good time and, at home, pack the LAGs you wish to carry in your carry-on baggage.
Medication and special foods (e.g. baby food) that are needed on board during the flight can be carried outside the plastic bag. These items must also be presented at security. Upon request, the passenger must provide proof of the authenticity of any LAGs (liquids, aerosols or gels) for which an exemption has been granted (e.g. a prescription for medicines).
Items and bags that do not comply with the requirements may not be taken on board.
Duty-free items such as drinks or cosmetics, purchased in the duty-free area of airports or on board an aircraft on the day of the flight, may be carried in a sealed bag, provided it contains the proof of purchase.
Condor has no influence on these legal requirements and asks passengers to take them into account when planning their trip and to reduce their carry-on baggage to the bare minimum.
