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

All Nippon Airways policy for carrying baby formula on flights: allowances, security screening tips, and travel guidelines for infants.

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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.

Yes. ANA allows baby formula and baby food on board. Also keep in mind security and customs rules of the country you depart from and arrive to.

Carry-on liquids: Liquids for infants (ready-made formula, expressed breast milk) are exempt from the usual 100 ml/3.4 oz limit — declare them at security screening.
Powdered formula: Allowed in carry-on and checked baggage; may be X-rayed or inspected separately.
Cooling items: Ice packs, frozen gel packs and ice to keep milk cold are permitted but will be screened.
Onboard help: Flight attendants can usually provide hot water to warm bottles on request, but services may vary by flight.
Practical tips: Pack enough formula for delays, carry bottles and cleaning items in carry-on, label containers, and check customs rules for importing dairy to your destination.

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