Netherlands airport liquid rules
3 airports · 1 with verified rules · 2 unknown
Pack liquids in containers of 100ml or less, in one clear 1-litre resealable bag. Amsterdam Schiphol reverted from its earlier above-100ml allowance and now enforces the 100ml rule.
Rule basis: Amsterdam Schiphol reverted to the EU 100ml rule under the September 2024 European Commission directive. No Dutch airport is currently verified as allowing above-100ml cabin liquids.
What to do: Pack to the stricter rule on a return trip — the airport you fly home from sets the limit, not the airline.
Liquid Limits is a travel planning tool, not an official aviation source. Always confirm with the airport before you travel.
Traveller warning: the airport you depart from sets the rule, not the airline. On a return flight you'll face the rule at the airport you fly home from — which may be stricter than your outbound airport.
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Netherlands airport liquid rules — FAQs (2026)
Does Amsterdam Schiphol still allow more than 100ml of liquid?
No. Schiphol reverted to the EU 100ml hand luggage liquid rule in 2024 under the European Commission directive that paused above-100ml CT-scanner allowances.
What is the Netherlands airport liquid rule in 2026?
All Dutch airports currently apply the EU 100ml-per-container rule with a single 1-litre clear resealable bag per passenger.
Packing checklist for Netherlands
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