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Australia Travel Guidelines
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Baggage Guidelines
 | In carry on baggage, all liquids, aerosols and gels must be carried in containers of no greater than 100ml/3.3oz capacity (approximately 100gm in weight). |
| All containers must fit comfortably in a transparent, resealable plastic bag. |
| The plastic bag must be no greater than 1 litre (1 quart) in capacity with a total outer edge measurement of the sealed section of the bag no larger than 80cm. |
| There is a limit of one plastic bag per passenger. |
| The plastic bag must be removed from carry on baggage and presented to security personnel at the checkpoint for inspection and separate x-ray screening. |
| Containers larger than 100ml/3.3oz will not be accepted, even if only partially filled. |
| All medication and baby products may be subject to additional security checks. |
| The checked in baggage allowance is of one bag, total dimensions of each piece must not exceed 140cm (54in) up to 20 kgs of weight.
Adults accompanying infants are entitled to check-in one collapsible stroller or a carry basket or bassinet (to be stowed in the aircraft hold) and infant food and nappies for use inflight. This is in addition to the normal free baggage allowance for adults. |
This is only generalized information and may differ from airline to airline. Kindly confirm with your airline before hand.Click here for airlines' toll- free numbers and websites.
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