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Restricted Transport Items

Asiana Airlines has certain items that are restricted or strictly prohibited in the cabin for safety reasons. Please make sure to read through the following information before your flight.

If the airport security checkpoint supervisor or air transportation operator determines that it may pose a risk to aircraft safety, passengers, and crew, it may be prohibited from being carried on board.

Prohibited Items for Air Transport

All lithium battery operated riding vehicles,
Lithium battery exceeding 160Wh

Airwheels, Solowheels, Hoverboards, Mini Segways, electric bicycles (electric scooters),
electric kickboards, etc. (Electric wheelchairs for
the handicapped or elderly are exempt.)

Explosive, flammable, and toxic substances

Grenades, dynamites, fireworks, bleaching agents, mercury, oxidizing agents, poisonous substances, alcoholic beverages with 70% alcohol content or higher, fire extinguishers, tear gas, etc.

Containers with flammable, high-pressure gas

Butane gas, personal oxygen tanks, etc.
* For personal oxygen tanks,
please use the oxygen tank provided
by the company by making a reservation in advance.

Restricted Items

Spare lithium batteries (extra battery), electronic cigarettes, and lighters cannot be inside checked baggage and must be carried inside the cabin.
Up to 2.5 kg of dry ice per person
Powder which is 350ml or more per container(For U.S.-bound) or per person(For international departing from Australia) (Only applicable to all U.S.-bound flights and all international departing flights from Australia effective from June 30, 2018)

**Items for Transport with Restrictions**
Checked Baggage (May not be carried into cabin)	Carry-on Baggage (May not be checked)
Swords, knives, and other sword items Baseball bats, golf clubs, dumbbells, and other sporting goods Pistols, rifles, taser guns, bullets, and other guns Airline approval required Hammers, nails, drills, and other tools Self-defense gadgets such as nunchaku, combat weapons, handcuffs, etc. Liquids exceeding 100 ml (for international routes) Toiletry articles including aerosols must not exceed 2L and the net quantity of each single article must not exceed 0.5L	Lighter (1), match (1) Prohibited on flights departing from China Spare lithium batteries and extra batteries that are 160 Wh or less, packed in short circuit proof packaging Electronic cigarettes In-flight use and charge of Electronic-cigarettes are not permitted Medication that must be taken in the cabin or at the travel destination Fragile objects for damage or decomposition, currency, securities, jewelry, costly items, valuables, etc.

Rules for Carrying Lithium Battery

Lithium batteries that are categorized as dangerous goods in accordance with technical standards for the transport of dangerous aviation goods are prohibited in both carry-on baggage and checked baggage. However, small lithium batteries may be transported when they are acknowledged as needed for customers’ personal usage during their trip in accordance with the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulation.

**Table for Lithium Battery Transport Regulations**
Capacity	Spare (extra) battery		Electronic devices with lithium batteries
Capacity	Carry-on Baggage	Checked Baggage	Carry-on Baggage	Checked Baggage
Lithium-ion 100Wh or less, Lithium-metal 2g or less	Up to 5	Prohibited	Maximum 15 pieces
Lithium-ion over 100Wh to 160Wh or less (Airline approval required)	Up to 2	Prohibited
Lithium-metal over 2g to 8g or less (Applicable only to portable medical equipment) (Airline approval required)	Up to 2	Prohibited
Lithium-ion over 160Wh, Lithium-metal over 8g	Prohibited

*How to obtain the battery capacity: Capacity (Wh) = Voltage (V) x Current (Ah), 1Ah= 1,000 mAh

Spare lithium batteries and extra batteries for charging are restricted in checked baggage. Please carry these on to the cabin.
Batteries must be insulated with tape or placed in a transparent zip-lock bag (one per battery) and must be carried on your person. It is strictly prohibited to store them in the overhead bin.
For items that require airline approval, please visit the check-in counter and follow the instructions provided by the staff.
Wireless heating products (such as irons, hair straighteners, etc.) that have non-removable batteries are not allowed in both carry-on and checked baggage.
* Please note that devices equipped with airplane mode (battery disconnection feature) may be carried on board with airline approval.
Flights departing from the Republic of China, such as Guangzhou and Beijing, strictly limit lithium batteries in checked baggage (including spare batteries and those that are installed in equipment). Transportation may be refused if the capacity is not indicated or cannot be confirmed.
All riding devices that run on lithium batteries (except for electric wheelchairs for passengers with disabilities and senior citizens) are prohibited both as carry-on baggage and checked baggage regardless of battery capacity.
*Applicable Items: Airwheels, Solowheels, Hoverboards, Mini Segways, electric bicycles (motor scooters), electric kickboards, electric skateboards, etc.
Additional regulations will apply for portable electronic medical devices, such as POCs or CPAPs, designed for in-room usage.

Rules for Carrying Smart Luggage

If the lithium battery in a smart luggage bag cannot be removed, it can only be brought into the cabin as a carry-on, and cannot be checked.
Some countries do not allow the transport of non-removable batteries regardless of size or capacity. Please check regulation of the associated country for details. (ex. Japan, etc.)

**Smart Luggage (Carrier) Transport Table**
Removable lithium batteries	Details
Removable	Batteries must be removed and brought into the cabin (160 Wh or less; however, airline approval is required for batteries over 100 Wh) Bags with batteries removed may be brought as carry-on baggage or checked baggage.
Non-removable (part of the luggage) * 2.7 Wh or less, 0.3 g or less	Bag may only be brought as carry-on baggage Bags that exceed the cabin baggage regulations (size, weight) cannot be transported. *Turn off the bag's power and store it in the overhead bins.

Rules for Carrying Batteries of Electronic Wheelchairs and Scooters
(for passengers with disabilities, seniors, non-leisure purposes)

**Table for Transporting Batteries for Electric Wheelchairs and Motor Scooters (For passengers with disabilities, senior citizens, and non-leisure purposes)**
Type	Battery Capacity	Notes
Dry cell battery Wet cell battery	No restrictions	Must check if the battery is removable Check if the battery is dry or wet cell upon booking For wet cell, indicate whether it may leak Dry cell battery type: Ni-Mh, Ni-Cd, etc. Non-leakable battery type: SLA, VRLA, AGM, etc.
Lithium Battery	Battery Capacity : Non-removable Battery: No restriction Removable Battery: 300Wh or less Spare Battery : For 1 unit: 300Wh or less For 2 units: 160Wh or less per unit	Check battery capacity and detachability (whether it is removable) Detached lithium batteries and spare batteries can only be caried on board

Carry-on Liquids

Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes (Passengers on domestic routes have no restrictions on bringing liquids on board)
Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L
capacity.
Liquids for diabetes patients and other medication may be brought inside the cabin up to the necessary amount during the flight itinerary.

Up to 1 L total

Total exceeding 1 L prohibited

Individual container exceeding 100 ml prohibited

Carry-on Liquids

Search results of Republic of Korea

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Republic of Korea**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Korea	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items purchased at airport duty-free shops can be carried only when sealed in a security tamper-evident bag. For Korea departure flight transferring in another country, your sealed items may still be confiscated by the regulations of the country/region. Therefore, please check the regulations of the transit country/region.
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Duty-free items purchased at an overseas airport may be carried if sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (a plastic bag that indicates when it has been opened).

Search results of Taiwan

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Taiwan**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Taiwan	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag is opened).
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Liquid duty-free items that were purchased from a duty-free shop at the airport in the departure city or inside the cabin cannot be brought in cabin baggage during a transfer in Taiwan. You may only take these items as checked baggage through the check-in counter.

Search results of Germany

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Germany**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Germany	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag is opened) as shown in the picture.
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Only liquid duty-free products that were purchased at airports from the Republic of Korea, EU nations, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Singapore, Malaysia or inside a fleet that is registered by an EU nation may be brought inside the cabin if the item is in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened) sealed with the receipt. Only liquid duty-free products that were purchased at a duty-free shop from the Republic of Korea or in the company's aircraft may be brought inside the cabin during a transfer if the item is still in a security tamper- evident bag (sealed bag that is given when an item is purchased from duty-free shops and leaves a mark when opened) of the proper dimensions sealed with the receipt.

Search results of Malaysia

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Malaysia**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Malaysia / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag is opened).

Search results of United States

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for the United States**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in the United States	Duty-free items purchased after the security inspection may be brought inside the cabin without other restrictions.
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	In case of transit at all airports in the United States, there can be restriction on liquid duty-free items that were purchased at the duty-free shop in the airport of departure or in the cabin of all U.S.-bound flights. The Transportation Security Administration(TSA) recommends packing all liquids, gels, and aerosols that are over 3.4 oz or 100 ml in checked baggage, even if they are in a secure, tamper-evident bag(STEB). Please find more details on the TSA website through the link as below. https://www.tsa.gov

Search results of Vietnam

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Vietnam**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Vietnam / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag is opened).

Search results of Singapore

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Singapore**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Singapore / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag is opened).

Search results of United Kingdom

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for the United Kingdom**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in the United Kingdom	Duty-free items purchased after the security inspection may be brought inside the cabin without other restrictions.
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Only liquid duty-free products that were purchased at airports from the Republic of Korea, EU nations, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Singapore, Malaysia or inside a fleet that is registered by an EU nation may be brought inside the cabin if the item is in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened) sealed with the receipt. Only liquid duty-free products that were purchased at a duty-free shop from the Republic of Korea or in the company's aircraft may be brought inside the cabin during a transfer if the item is still in a security tamper- evident bag (sealed bag that is given when an item is purchased from duty-free shops and leaves a mark when opened) of the proper dimensions sealed with the receipt.

Search results of Uzbekistan

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Uzbekistan**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Uzbekistan / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag is opened).

Search results of India

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for India**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in India	Duty-free items purchased after the security inspection may be brought inside the cabin without other restrictions.
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Liquid duty-free items that were purchased from a duty-free shop at the airport in the departure city or inside the cabin cannot be brought in cabin baggage during a layover in India. You may only bring duty-free items from duty-free shops at the transfer airport or in the cabin of the transfer flight.

Search results of Japan

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Japan**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Japan	Duty-free items purchased after the security inspection may be brought inside the cabin without other restrictions.
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Liquid duty-free items that were purchased from a duty-free shop at the airport in the departure city or inside the cabin cannot be brought in cabin baggage during a layover in Japan. You may only bring duty-free items from duty-free shops at the transfer airport or in the cabin of the transfer flight. Exceptions - As exceptions for Tokyo (Narita Airport, Haneda Airport) and Osaka (Kansai Airport) in Japan, liquid duty-free items that were purchased from duty-free shops in the Republic of Korea or the company's cabin may be brought into the aircraft during a transfer if the item has passed through the transfer security inspection while it is still in the security tamper-evident bag (sealed bag that is given when an item is purchased from duty-free shops and leaves a mark when opened) of proper dimensions sealed with the receipt.

Search results of China

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for China**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in China / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened).

Search results of Cambodia

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Cambodia**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Cambodia / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened).

Search results of Thailand

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Thailand**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Thailand / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened).

Search results of Turkey

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Turkey**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Turkey	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened).
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Liquid duty-free items that were purchased at foreign airports or inside the aircraft can only be brought inside cabin if it is still in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened) sealed with the receipt.

Search results of France

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for France**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in France	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened).
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Only liquid duty-free products that were purchased at airports from the Republic of Korea, EU nations, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Singapore, Malaysia or inside a fleet that is registered by an EU nation may be brought inside the cabin if the item is still in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened) sealed with the receipt. Only liquid duty-free products that were purchased at a duty-free shop from the Republic of Korea or in the company's aircraft may be brought inside the cabin during a transfer if the item is still in a security tamper- evident bag (sealed bag that is given when an item is purchased from duty-free shops and leaves a mark when opened) of the proper dimensions sealed with the receipt.

Search results of Philippines

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for the Philippines**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in the Philippines / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened).

Search results of Australia

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage for Australia**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Australia	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag was opened).
Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Transfer passengers are subject to the same restrictions regarding carry-on liquids, although any items over 100 ml are permissible as long as they have been purchased at duty-free and are still sealed in a security seal bag with the receipt attached. (However, they must safely pass through the X-ray machine for liquids.)

Search results of Hong Kong

**Table for Liquids in Cabin Baggage by Country**
Applicability	Passengers departing/transferring from all international routes
Restrictions	Liquids must be in containers of 100 ml or less and carried together in a transparent, resealable plastic bag of 1 L capacity. Each passenger may only bring 1 resealable plastic bag. For medication, infant foods (milk, infant food), or other liquids for diabetes patients or for other medical needs, an appropriate amount for the flight may be carried.
Rules for Liquid Duty- Free Items Purchased at Airports in Hong Kong / Rules for Transit Passengers Carrying Liquid Duty-Free Items Purchased at the departing airport	Alcohol, perfume, and other liquid duty-free items that were purchased at airport duty-free shops can only be brought inside the cabin if they are sealed in a security tamper-evident bag (plastic bag that indicates if the bag is opened).

Permitted Carry-on Items

- Pharmaceutical drugs
  
  Prescription medication
  
  Drugs with a doctor's prescription
  
  Over-the-counter medication
  
  Liquid cold medicine, liquid digestive medicine, cough syrup, gel capsules,
  nasal sprays, fever relief medication, eye drops, medical saline solution,
  contact lens solution (preservation solution)
  
  * Only up to an amount that is appropriate for the flight itinerary
  
  * Must be reported during security inspection
- Non-pharmaceutical drugs
  
  Ice for medical purposes (long-term preservation for transplantation), blood or blood related liquids, beverages for patients with autism
  
  * Only up to an amount that is appropriate for the flight itinerary
  
  * Must be reported during security inspection
- Prescription Diet
  
  Foods with a doctor's prescription that is required for the passenger's health
  
  * Only up to an amount that is appropriate for the flight itinerary
  
  * Must be reported during security inspection
- Children's supplies
  
  Milk, water, juice, breast milk, food in the form of liquids, gels, porridges, and wet tissues
  
  * Only up to an amount that is appropriate for the flight itinerary for passengers accompanying an infant
  
  * Must be reported during security inspection

Notes

For medication that was prescribed by a doctor, passengers must have the drug's name or the doctor's referral and present documents that can verify the product's source (prescription, medication bag, written diagnosis, etc.).
The security inspector may take a sample of the item or verify its authenticity.
If there is any cause of suspicion, you may be subject to surrendering the item or the item may be confiscated.
The items may be confiscated at the overseas destination or during a transfer inspection, according to the circumstances in each country/region.
“Flight itinerary” refers to the full flight time in consideration of delays, fly back, standby time at the airport terminal, etc. from the departure airport to the final destination airport.
Items that are subject to exemption are not required to be in a 1 L clear resealable bag.
If a passenger has purchased a liquid duty-free item but does not have the item and receipt inside the STEB bag when passing through the transit security check, the item will be disposed of or seized. (also applies when making transfer from Incheon to Busan)
For items with substances that are hard to verify, a material safety data sheet (MSDS) may be required.