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D. Goren
Head of Content
Updated Feb, 6
Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.
Yes — you can bring baby medicine in your carry‑on when flying with Cathay Pacific. Liquids and gels for infants (medicines, formula, breast milk, sterilized water) are generally exempt from the 100 ml rule but must be a reasonable amount for the journey and declared at security. Keep medicines in your hand luggage, in original packaging when possible.



JetBlue allows baby wipes on board when traveling with an infant; keep them in your carry-on and follow current airline rules.
Flying Southwest with a baby? Get TSA and Southwest guidance on carrying baby formula powder, allowances, and travel tips.
Breeze Airways allows baby medicine onboard—carry prescriptions, original packaging, and follow TSA liquid rules; declare medications at security.
Find out if you can bring a baby carrier on Singapore Airlines flights, allowance, cabin rules, and travel tips for infants.
Learn if Frontier Airlines permits pack and play travel cribs, gate-check options, baggage rules, and helpful tips for flying with a baby.
Learn Virgin Atlantic's policy for bringing baby car seats on flights, including permitted types, booking tips, and installation requirements.