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When travelling we all have a protocol in which the main rule is to arrive almost 5 hours before the flight. This adds to the expense of the trip by having to buy food inside the airport which tends to cost more than double what it would cost elsewhere.
If you're planning a trip soon, this article will do you a lot of good. We're going to talk you through this whole sphere of foods and products that can be consumed or passed on to some parts of the airport and I assure you that by the end you'll have the best guidelines so you won't be surprised or surprised by the prices, you won't subject yourself to an unplanned fast and you'll be able to take some food as a gift.
If you're planning a trip soon, this article will serve you well.
It really is. Passing food at the airport is not totally off-limits. But there is a list of restrictions that it's best to be aware of when bringing in any type of food.
Although food inside the airport doubles in price, there's nothing to be said for forcing you to eat your products with food restrictions. In-flight, such limitations are due to international security guidelines.
For example, the case of liquids whose permitted pass must be less than 100ml and this is due to a foiled terrorist attack approximately 14 years ago, where a bottle with orange liquid that functioned as an explosive was found.
The Liquids are not allowed to be filled with such liquids and such liquids.
Since then this measure was taken and it is important to know that anything that can be poured is considered liquid and within that group you can find butter, nutella, yoghurt, etc.
There are two areas within the airport, the first and general one before any screening and where you can take any food and eat whatever you feel like at the time, as you are still inside the country and are not inside the plane.
The second is the post-security checkpoint area and in this area, all food (even those inside your carry-on bag) must be placed in transparent packaging.
The second is the post-security checkpoint area, where all food (even that which is in your carry-on bag) must be placed in transparent packaging to be examined separately. In this area they can confiscate anything that is not allowed and they will tell you what you can take.
Among the foods that you can pass include:
Within the liquid products (maximum 100ml) you can pass:
There are not many foods that you can carry in your hand luggage, the rules with liquids are the same (less than 100ml) and another limitation is the majority of fruits and vegetables, these are not allowed due to the risk of spreading invasive plant pests.
It is best to check if the country you are visiting allows the transport of all the products you want to carry, this way you avoid them being confiscated at the airport.
It's best to check if the country you're visiting allows the transport of all the products you want to take with you, so they won't be confiscated at the airport.
We recommend that you check if the country you're visiting allows the transport of all the products you want to take with you.
Among the foods you can take with you are:
Foods that you can take with you include:
All of these items may vary depending on the airline you choose to travel with and the country you are arriving in.
Also remember that everything you carry should be separate and in airtight containers, so that they can be checked easily and are not at risk of breaking and spilling during the flight.
All of these items may vary depending on the airline you choose to travel with and the country you arrive in.
The restrictions are easy to memorise because they target essential products. No liquids larger than 100ml are allowed. Foods that may cause discomfort, strong smells or bad smells inside the plane, food that may decompose during the trip, are limited when being transported.
In the case of seeds, fruits, vegetables and even meats, they must first be checked and also verified if the destination country accepts their transport. If not, then they are confiscated at the airport.
It is important to know that each airline has its own security measures and it really depends on them what you can and cannot carry. We recommend that you check this information before you travel so that you don't get any unexpected surprises.
As long as you are not breaking any laws, you can carry a wide variety of foodstuffs on board the aircraft. If you are a private citizen travelling within the EU, you have a carriage limit of 10 litres of alcoholic beverages, 90 litres of wine and 110 litres of beer, for example.
Anything you have bought at the airport after the security check can be taken on the plane without any problem, as long as it complies with all the laws.
Canned food may present a problem when being transported as it contains a certain amount of liquid, which depending on the quantity is prohibited. In these cases it would be wisest to buy it after the security line at the airport or carry it in checked baggage.
If you are not able to carry it in your checked baggage, it is best to buy it after the security line at the airport.
So, in short, among the solid products that you can carry on a plane are:
Small and medium-sized items.
And among the liquid products we have:
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