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Can I take my medication onto a plane? The rules around medicines and medical equipment on different airlines
With recent headlines detailing how one traveller was forced to choose between her luggage and her medical equipment by EasyJet, some holiday goers might be left wondering what the rules and regulations are when flying with medication or medical equipment.
This is everything you need to know before you start packing your bags.
Flying with medication and medical equipment
Firstly, you’ll need to check the rules of the country you’re travelling to regarding their regulations about the types of medication they allow to be taken into the country and the maximum quantity you can take in.
International rules can vary, so you should contact the embassy for the country you’re visiting – the GOV.UK website has a full list of foreign embassies in the UK that you can check out online here.
If you’re travelling with medication, the NHS has compiled a checklist of things to think about before you set off.
This includes:
- Always carry your medicine and equipment (needles, syri
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