Passengers are not allowed to carry liquids in their cabin baggage, except those contained in individual containers with a capacity not exceeding 100 ml or equivalent (100 g / 3 oz), placed in a resealable, transparent plastic bag with a capacity not exceeding 1 liter (per passenger).
As a reference, the bag must not exceed dimensions of 19 cm x 20 cm.
Items must fit comfortably inside the bag so that it can be easily closed and allow visualization and identification of its contents.
Liquids include:
Water and other beverages, soups, and syrups
Gel, including hair gel
Pastes, including toothpaste
Other items of similar consistency
Lotions, including perfumes and shaving creams
Aerosols and other pressurized containers
Liquids necessary for the entire journey*, for medical purposes, with a medical prescription and proof of authenticity of the exempted liquid
Liquids necessary for the entire journey*, to meet special dietary needs, supported by a medical certificate
Baby food
*Required for consumption during flights and stay.
When requested, passengers must provide or prove the authenticity of the exempted liquid, through tasting or skin application.
Although no special declaration is required for transporting injectable medications, passengers are advised to carry supporting documentation, such as a medical certificate or other valid document, confirming the need for LAGs (liquids, aerosols, and gels) during the trip, in order to facilitate and speed up security screening.
INAC
E-mail: falsec@inac.pt
Fax: (+351) 21 842 35 87
Rua B, Building 4 – Portela Airport 4
1749-034 Lisbon
PORTUGAL
These restrictions do not apply to liquids purchased and sealed in tamper-evident bags from shops located beyond the boarding pass control point or on board an aircraft of a European Union airline.
However, the tamper-evident bags must not be opened before security screening points and should, whenever possible, remain sealed until the final destination.
These measures do not apply to baggage checked in at check-in counters as hold baggage.
Passengers’ coats and jackets will be screened separately from cabin baggage
Laptops and other large electronic devices must be removed from cabin baggage before screening and screened separately
Avoid carrying liquids in cabin baggage
At screening points and before the X-ray machine, present all liquids to security personnel
Request that any liquid purchased beyond the boarding pass control point, or on board a European airline aircraft, be placed separately in a tamper-evident bag together with proof of purchase
Do not open the tamper-evident bag until the final destination, especially when making transfer flights, otherwise the liquids may be confiscated at another screening point
All passengers on international flights or those who need to use boarding areas designated for international flights are subject to the following restrictions regarding carry-on baggage:
All liquids must be in containers with a capacity of up to 100 ml and must be placed in a sealed transparent plastic bag with a maximum capacity of 1 liter, not exceeding dimensions of 20 x 20 cm. Only one plastic bag per passenger is permitted
Liquids in containers larger than 100 ml cannot be carried, even if the container is partially full
Containers must be properly arranged with space inside the completely sealed transparent plastic bag
Exceptions include medicinal items with proper medical prescription, baby food, and liquids for special diets, in the amount necessary for use during the entire flight period, including possible stopovers, and must be presented at inspection
To view the full regulation, you may consult:
http://www.anac.gov.br/biblioteca/resolucao/resolucao07.pdf
