At London Stansted, liquids must be 100ml or smaller
- →Containers up to 100ml only
- →Clear-bag rule not stated — bring one to be safe
- →Liquids stay in your bag at security
London · United Kingdom · IATA STN · ICAO EGSS
Source check recorded against Stansted Airport · 17 Oct 2026.
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Stansted Airport (STN) currently enforces the 100ml hand luggage liquid rule. All containers must be 100ml or smaller and fit inside one 1-litre clear resealable bag, one bag per passenger.
No. Stansted has not yet deployed CT scanners across all lanes, so the 100ml-per-container rule still applies. Bottles over 100ml will normally be removed at security.
Yes — at Stansted you should take your clear liquids bag out of your hand luggage and place it in the tray at the security lane.
Yes, if the container is 100ml or smaller and inside your 1-litre clear bag. Larger tubes and full-size aerosols must go in checked baggage.
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