Exeter Airport (EXT) liquid rules 2026: the 100ml limit for liquids in hand luggage
Can I take liquids over 100 ml through security at Exeter (EXT)? No. Containers of 100 ml or less in one 1-litre plastic bag, presented for examination. 100 ml
No: at Exeter (EXT) the 100ml rule still applies to liquids in hand luggage, as the official page quoted below says: containers of 100 ml or less in one 1-litre plastic bag, presented for examination.
Official source: Exeter Airport – Passenger Information · checked on 21 October 2026
Rules can differ by terminal, checkpoint or lane and can change at short notice. We quote the airport's official page on the date shown. Check with the airport (and your airline) before you pack, and check the airport you fly home from: it may still have the 100 ml limit.
100ml rule at Exeter: what the official page says
Further to the UK Government announcement, current requirements for screening liquids and large electricals are unchanged.
Liquid containers must hold no more than 100ml (3.4 fl oz)
Liquid containers must be carried in a single (one per passenger), transparent, re-sealable plastic bag, which holds no more than one litre and measures approximately 20cm x 20cm
Liquids bags must be presented for examination at the airport security point
Official source: Exeter Airport – Passenger Information · checked on 21 October 2026
Liquids in hand luggage at Exeter: exceptions and other details (official)
Passengers may carry medical items and essential medicines for the journey, including inhalers and dietary foodstuffs in containers over 100ml in hand baggage. Some of these may also need supporting documentation from a relevant qualified medical professional (eg doctor’s letter or prescription). Please check with the airline.
Baby feed and drink for the journey may travel in quantities greater than required in the Hand (cabin) Baggage ‘liquids’ Restrictions and there is no need for a clear re-sealable plastic bag.
Passengers can take into the aircraft cabin any liquids bought after passing through the security search area, as these items go through a separate screening process. This includes bottled water, wines and spirits and fragrances and cosmetics of any size.
Questions about liquids at Exeter: 100ml rule, bags, scanners, baby food, duty-free
Quotations are word for word from the official pages named; the plain-text answers are ours and come only from the rule and summary shown at the top of this page. Where the passages we quote do not say, we say so.
Can I take liquids over 100ml through security at Exeter (EXT)?
No. Containers of 100 ml or less in one 1-litre plastic bag, presented for examination.
Further to the UK Government announcement, current requirements for screening liquids and large electricals are unchanged.
Liquid containers must hold no more than 100ml (3.4 fl oz)
Liquid containers must be carried in a single (one per passenger), transparent, re-sealable plastic bag, which holds no more than one litre and measures approximately 20cm x 20cm
Liquids bags must be presented for examination at the airport security point
Do liquids have to go in a plastic bag at Exeter (EXT), and how big can it be?
Liquid containers must be carried in a single (one per passenger), transparent, re-sealable plastic bag, which holds no more than one litre and measures approximately 20cm x 20cm
Baby feed and drink for the journey may travel in quantities greater than required in the Hand (cabin) Baggage ‘liquids’ Restrictions and there is no need for a clear re-sealable plastic bag.
Can I take baby food and medicines over 100ml through security at Exeter (EXT)?
Passengers may carry medical items and essential medicines for the journey, including inhalers and dietary foodstuffs in containers over 100ml in hand baggage. Some of these may also need supporting documentation from a relevant qualified medical professional (eg doctor’s letter or prescription). Please check with the airline.
Baby feed and drink for the journey may travel in quantities greater than required in the Hand (cabin) Baggage ‘liquids’ Restrictions and there is no need for a clear re-sealable plastic bag.
Can I carry duty-free liquids over 100ml through Exeter (EXT)?
Passengers can take into the aircraft cabin any liquids bought after passing through the security search area, as these items go through a separate screening process. This includes bottled water, wines and spirits and fragrances and cosmetics of any size.
Can I take a reusable bottle or flask through security at Exeter (EXT)?
Passengers can take into the aircraft cabin any liquids bought after passing through the security search area, as these items go through a separate screening process. This includes bottled water, wines and spirits and fragrances and cosmetics of any size.
What are the liquid rules at Exeter (EXT) in 2026, and are they changing?
As of 21 October 2026, the official page says: No. Containers of 100 ml or less in one 1-litre plastic bag, presented for examination. Rules can change at short notice and the airport's page is our only source, so check it again before you fly.
The rules for carrying liquids in your hand luggage depend on the airport.
Some airports may allow you to take liquid in containers that hold up to 2 litres of liquid.
Quoted from Hand luggage restrictions at UK airports – Liquids (checked on 10 October 2026).
Official source: Exeter Airport – Passenger Information · checked on 21 October 2026
Other airports in United Kingdom
Flying back?
The UK government's advice is to check the rules “at the airport you’re flying from” and “at any other airports you’ll be travelling through, including your return journey” (GOV.UK, hand luggage restrictions). See the liquids rules at 63 airports, the US (TSA) rule and the Canada (CATSA) rule.
Cabin bag size for your airline
How big can your hand luggage be? See the cabin bag size by airline (28 airlines, from their official pages) or check if your bag fits.
Medicines, baby food and duty-free
Exemptions are set out on the official page linked above. For UK airports, GOV.UK lists them on its hand luggage restrictions page; for EU airports, see Your Europe.
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