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Can you bring baby formula powder on a plane with All Nippon Airways when traveling with a baby?

All Nippon Airways' rules for carrying baby formula powder on flights with infants: allowances, packing tips, and security procedures.

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D. Goren

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Updated Feb, 6

Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.

Short answer: Yes — you may bring powdered baby formula on ANA flights.

Carry-on and checked: Powdered formula is allowed in both carry-on and checked baggage. Many parents prefer carry-on so it’s available during the flight.
Security screening: Declare the formula at security. Expect additional screening (inspection or testing) — officers may open containers or test powders.
Prepared liquids and breast milk: Ready-to-feed formula, expressed breast milk and other baby liquids are permitted in reasonable amounts for the flight but should be declared and screened.
Onboard assistance: Cabin crew commonly provide hot water for mixing feeds on request, but availability can vary — ask a crew member after boarding.
Packing tips: Bring measured scoops, extra portions, and disposable bottle liners or sterilized bottles. Pack spares in case of delays.

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