Question 1

Can I bring EpiPen in my hand luggage?

Accepted Answer

United States (TSA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — United Kingdom (CAA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — Europe (EASA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — UAE (GCAA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — Australia (CASA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — Brazil (ANAC): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — Canada (CATSA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — China (CAAC): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — India (DGCA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — Israel (CAAI): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — Mexico (DGAC): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — New Zealand (NZCAA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — Russia (Rosaviatsia): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible. — South Africa (SACAA): Permitted in cabin — medical devices are exempt from liquid rules. Carry a letter from your doctor. Keep in original packaging if possible.

Question 2

Can I put EpiPen in my checked bag?

Accepted Answer

United States (TSA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — United Kingdom (CAA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — Europe (EASA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — UAE (GCAA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — Australia (CASA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — Brazil (ANAC): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — Canada (CATSA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — China (CAAC): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — India (DGCA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — Israel (CAAI): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — Mexico (DGAC): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — New Zealand (NZCAA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — Russia (Rosaviatsia): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes. — South Africa (SACAA): Permitted, but keep in cabin to avoid temperature extremes.

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