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Packing has become a daunting task as the list of what's allowed in carry-on luggage continues to change.
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Travellers are finding "new" rules confusing because they apply differently in every country.
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- Q. What can't I bring in my carry-on luggage A. Anything that has a liquid or gel-like consistency is forbidden as are aerosols. That includes beverages, shampoo, sunscreen, skin creams, toothpast, hair gel, liquid makeup as well as such things that travellers have not considered such as gel insoles, bras with gel inserts and over the counter gel tablets.
- Q. Are there any exceptions? A. If you are travelling with a baby or a small child, formula and breast milk are permitted. Prescription medication with a name that matches the name on the boarding pass, a limited amount of insulin and other essential non-prescription medication are also allowed.
- Q. If I"m not sure about an item, how can I find out if it's allowed? A. The following websites may prove helpful
Canada Travel www.catsa-acsta.gc.ca 1-800-294-2202
US Travel www.tsa.gov
Britain Travel www.dtf.gov.uk
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