At Lisbon Humberto Delgado, liquids must be 100ml or smaller
- →Containers up to 100ml only
- →All liquids in one 1-litre clear bag
- →Bigger bottles go in checked luggage
Lisbon · Portugal · IATA LIS · ICAO LPPT
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Lisbon Airport (LIS) currently applies the EU 100ml hand luggage liquid rule. Every container must be 100ml or smaller and fit inside a single 1-litre clear resealable bag, confirmed by ANA Aeroportos de Portugal.
Yes. ANA Aeroportos de Portugal still publishes the 100ml-per-container rule for Lisbon Airport. We have not seen an official announcement of a CT-scanner exemption allowing larger bottles.
Containers of 100ml or smaller, all inside one transparent resealable bag of roughly 1 litre, one bag per passenger. Larger bottles must go in checked baggage.
Not in hand luggage. Bottles over 100ml will normally be removed at security at LIS, even if only partly full. Pack them in checked baggage or buy a smaller version after security.
Yes — at standard security lanes you should take your clear liquids bag out of your hand luggage and place it in the tray. Follow on-the-day signage if a CT lane is in use.
A short checklist for this trip — pack what you need to stay within the rules above.
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