Official guidance — re-check overdue
Darwin liquid rules: At Darwin, 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
Darwin · Australia · IATA DRW · ICAO YPDN
At security
- Liquids up to 100ml per container
- Take liquids out into the tray
- Liquids must be in one clear resealable bag of up to 1 litre
- Rules may differ at your destination airport
Max liquid
100 ml
Plastic bag
Required
Remove at security
Yes
Recorded source check
None yet
Source
Australian Government — Travel Secure
At DRW · the three rule systems
Security · Airline · Border
Security
Will this pass the checkpoint?
LimitedDarwin: containers up to 100ml.
Source: Australian Government — Travel Secure
Airline
Can this travel in cabin or checked baggage?
Airline-dependentYour airline's cabin-bag size and weight limits still apply on top of security rules.
Border
Can you bring this into the destination country?
UnknownCustoms and import rules depend on where you land and what you carry — this airport page doesn't cover them.
Three separate rule systems · Any one can stop your item
Before you fly home: check what you're bringing back
Some liquids are fine through airport security but restricted by customs, biosecurity, alcohol duty, medicine rules or destination law.
CBD and cannabis warning
CBD, cannabis oils, hemp products, THC vapes and edibles may be illegal or heavily restricted here, even if they are legal where you bought them.
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Official sources cited where available; dates shown only for recorded checks.
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