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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 breast milk on a Virgin Atlantic flight. It is treated as a medically necessary liquid and is exempt from the 100 ml/3.4 oz restriction. At security you should declare it and present it for separate screening.



Qatar Airways allows portable baby changing pads onboard; bring it as carry-on and follow cabin crew instructions.
Learn Avianca's policy on bringing baby snacks onboard, including allowances and tips for traveling with infants.
Learn Frontier Airlines' rules for carrying baby formula powder on flights, including allowances, screening, and tips for traveling with an infant.
Learn Avelo Airlines' policy on bringing baby snacks: what’s allowed, quantities, and tips for traveling with an infant.
Find Delta Air Lines rules for bringing baby medicine onboard—liquids, prescriptions, and TSA screening when flying with an infant.
Check Etihad Airways' policy for bringing a baby carrier on board when traveling with a baby: allowed carry-on vs checked rules and in-flight use.