Yes — London Gatwick allows liquids up to 2L, with exceptions
- →No clear plastic bag required
- →Liquids stay in your bag at security
- →Liquids in metal or double-walled containers must be emptied before security.
London · United Kingdom · IATA LGW · ICAO EGKK
Source check recorded against Gatwick Airport · 18 Oct 2026.
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Gatwick's security page says liquids can go through security in containers of up to 2 litres each and can stay inside your hand luggage, with no separate clear bag. Liquids in metal or double-walled containers must be emptied before security.
Yes, through Gatwick departure security: each container can hold up to 2 litres, except metal or double-walled containers, which must be emptied. Transfer and return airports set their own limits, so check those before packing for the whole trip.
No — at Gatwick security liquids can stay packed in your hand luggage and no separate clear bag is needed.
No. It covers departing Gatwick security only. Transfer and return airports set their own liquid limits, and many still use 100ml, so check each airport on your trip or pack to 100ml.
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A short checklist for this trip — pack what you need to stay within the rules above.
Larger liquids allowed here — bring what you need.
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