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Food & Drink

Water, snacks, alcohol, formula — solid food mostly flies; anything pourable, spreadable, or over 3.4 oz meets the liquids line.

Start hereThe TSA 3-1-1 liquids rule, explained

  1. Can I Bring a Water Bottle on a Plane?

    Carry-on: Empty onlyChecked: Yes

    An empty reusable bottle passes security at any size; a bottle with water over 3.4 oz is stopped. Empty before security, refill after.

  2. Can I bring alcohol on a plane?

    Carry-on: 3.4 ozChecked: Depends

    Carry-on alcohol is capped at 3.4 oz like any liquid; checked-bag limits depend on ABV, from unlimited beer/wine to a 5-liter spirits cap to an outright ban over 70% ABV.

  3. Can I Bring Baby Formula or Breast Milk on a Plane?

    Carry-on: YesChecked: Yes

    TSA classes breast milk, formula, and baby food as medically necessary liquids exempt from the 3-1-1 rule and the powder-screening rule — here’s the exact quantity, screening, and airline rules.

  4. Can I bring food on a plane?

    Carry-on: DependsChecked: Yes

    Solid food flies with no limit; liquid, gel, and spreadable food is subject to the 3.4 oz carry-on rule.