Really weird question haha. I’m flying to Canada from Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. Can I bring an empty can of Red Bull in my carry-on? I like collecting cans and stuff and I want to bring it back home since we don’t have this flavor where I live.
Hi! I’m not really familiar with flying 😅 I’m going from Montreal to Amsterdam with Air Canada (YUL to AMS, and I have two questions about liquids in my carry-on.
First, does a stick deodorant or lipstick need to go in the 1L bag, since it’s not a gel or a spray?
Also, I wear contact lenses. I read that contact lens solution can be kept outside the bag since it’s considered a medical necessity. I assume it’s the same for the actual contact lenses—I have a lot with me. Is that true?
Ok, so it’s my first time traveling. I’ll be going from Canada to Amsterdam with Air Canada, but I’m a little stressed and confused about the liquid rules. In Canada, it’s pretty clear on the website what is considered a liquid and what doesn’t have to go in the 1L bag.
So I have a few questions:
First, in Canada you don’t need to put contact lens solution or contact lenses in the 1L bag since they are considered medical items if declared. Will it still be okay when I arrive in Amsterdam if they’re outside the bag? I don’t want them to take it from me because I really need it (the solution container is 60 ml).
Second, I have some travel bottles for my products that are 90 ml, but the volume isn’t written on them—they’re just clear bottles. Will that be an issue in Amsterdam?
And my third and final question: do stick deodorant and lip balm (both solid) pass in Amsterdam if they’re outside the 1L bag? In Canada it’s allowed.
Sorry for all the questions, and any help is really appreciated ☺️