Flights ban liquids over 100 millilitres June 1
Flights ban liquids over 100 millilitres June 1
source: Bkk Post
From June 1, air passengers flying out of Thailand will be prohibited from carrying liquids, with the exception of baby milk and medications, exceeding 100 millilitres on board their planes.
According to Thai Airways International president Apinan Sumanaseni, the Aviation Department is imposing the ban in line with the directive of the International Civil Aviation Organisation.
The ban covers all kinds of containers, including water, beverage, cream, lotion, oil, perfume, hair gel, spray, bath gel, foam, toothpaste and deodorant.
Containers of lesser capacities are allowed but must be placed in transparent and re-sealable plastic bags.
Exempted from the ban are milk and liquid foods for infants and liquid medicines with proper prescriptions.
Airports of Thailand board member Chirmsak Pinthong said passengers who buy liquid products from airport duty-free shops would be issued special seals and certificates to be introduced soon.
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