Are medications allowed in the cabin?
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Yes, medications are permitted in airplane cabins. They can be transported without major restrictions, provided they are intended for personal use during the trip. This authorization applies to both solid medications (tablets, capsules) and liquid forms, though some specific rules must be observed at the security checkpoint.
It is recommended to keep medications with you during the flight so you have access to them if needed and to avoid any issues related to delayed or lost checked luggage.
Transporting medications easily in carry-on luggage
- Solid medications are allowed without specific limits
- Liquid medications are accepted even if over 100 ml if they are necessary during the trip
- A prescription or medical certificate is recommended for specific treatments
- Medications must be presented separately at the security check if requested
- Keeping medications in their original packaging facilitates checks
- Carry-on luggage is the best place to keep your treatments within reach
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FAQ – Practical rules regarding medications in the cabin
Is a prescription required to carry medications on a plane?
It is not mandatory for common medications, but a prescription is strongly advised for prescription treatments or large quantities.
Are liquid medications subject to the 100 ml rule?
No, if they are medically necessary during the flight. They can exceed 100 ml, subject to justification.
Can you travel with medications purchased abroad?
Yes, but it is better to keep the package insert and, if possible, a prescription to avoid any misunderstanding during security checks.
Must medications be removed from luggage at the security checkpoint?
It depends on the airport. Agents may ask to see liquid or injectable medications separately.
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