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    What are the liquid rules at other Finnish airports?

    Packing liquids for flights from Lapland and other regional airports.

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    Short answer

    At Finland's regional airports, such as those in Lapland, the classic rule applies. Finavia says liquids must be in containers of up to 100 ml, packed in one resealable plastic bag of about 1 litre per passenger, and the bag is taken out at security. Medicines, baby food and special diet products needed during the trip are allowed in larger amounts.

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    Why

    1. Finavia lists 100 ml containers in a 1-litre bag for regional airports.
    2. Finavia says each passenger may carry one such bag.
    3. Exceptions apply to medicines, baby food and special diets, according to Finavia.

    Details

    This matters on round trips to Lapland. The rules on the way out from Helsinki can be looser than on the way back from Rovaniemi or Kittilä.

    Tip

    Buy a large bottle of shampoo at your destination rather than carrying it in hand luggage.

    What may differ

    Airports can update their equipment and rules. Check Finavia's page for the airport you fly from.

    Common misconception

    All Finnish airports follow the same liquid rules as Helsinki.

    What actually happens

    Regional airports still use the 1-litre bag rule.

    People also ask

    • What are the liquid rules at Helsinki Airport?
    • Which airports are in Lapland?
    • Can you take medicines through security in Finland?

    Sources

    This answer is for reference only. Security rules can change at short notice, so check Finavia and your airline before you pack.

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