Amsterdam Schiphol Departures 1-3 (single terminal) — liquid rules
Airlines: KLM, Transavia, easyJet, Most foreign carriers
Schiphol officially allows liquids up to 100ml at standard lanes. CT-scanner lanes at certain piers allow up to 2 litres per container — the rule applies per lane, so confirm at the lane on the day.
Rule basis: Schiphol uses a single terminal split into Departures 1, 2 and 3. CT-scanner rollout is well underway, especially at Departures 2 (KLM long-haul).
Liquid Limits is a travel planning tool, not an official aviation source. Always confirm with the airport before you travel.
Security at this terminal
Schiphol officially allows liquids up to 100ml at standard lanes. CT-scanner lanes at certain piers allow up to 2 litres per container — the rule applies per lane, so confirm at the lane on the day.
Post-security tip
Schiphol's post-security shopping plaza is one of the largest in Europe. Sealed STEB duty-free bags are valid through Schengen connections but not always through US re-screening.
FAQs
What's the liquid rule at Schiphol Departures?
The standard 100ml-container rule applies. Each liquid, gel or paste must be in a container of 100ml or smaller, all fitting inside a single 1-litre clear plastic bag.
Are the CT scanners at Schiphol active for all flights?
Not yet at every lane. KLM long-haul piers tend to have the most CT-scanner coverage. For LCC flights, plan to the 100ml rule.
Where can I refill my water bottle at Schiphol?
Multiple refill stations are scattered post-security around the central plaza and at the gate piers.