At Lanzarote, liquids must be 100ml or smaller
- →Containers up to 100ml only
- →All liquids in one clear resealable bag of up to 1 litre
- →Take liquids out at security
Arrecife · Spain · IATA ACE · ICAO GCRR
Source check recorded against Aena (operator-wide hand-luggage guidance) · 18 Oct 2026.
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Lanzarote Airport (ACE) currently enforces the EU 100ml hand luggage liquid rule, with all containers inside a single 1-litre clear resealable bag, confirmed by airport operator Aena.
No. Aena has not confirmed a CT-scanner exemption for Lanzarote, so containers over 100ml need to go in checked baggage or be bought duty-free after security.
Yes — Lanzarote Airport requires liquids to be in a single 1-litre transparent resealable bag, one bag per passenger, following the EU rule.
Yes — Aena publishes the same 100ml hand luggage liquid rule across its Spanish airports, including Lanzarote, Madrid, Barcelona and the other Canary Island airports.
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