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Updated Feb, 6
Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.
Yes — you can bring baby formula on board when flying with Lufthansa. Air travel rules for infants allow breast milk, expressed milk, ready-to-feed formula, prepared bottles and baby food to be carried in your hand luggage even if amounts exceed the normal 100 ml liquid limit for security screening. Powdered formula is also permitted.
What to expect at security:
Practical packing tips:
On the aircraft:
Customs and destination rules:
If you want extra reassurance, call Lufthansa or your departure airport ahead of travel to confirm screening procedures at that airport. Traveling with a baby is common and security/airline staff are used to helping families — prepare supplies, declare them at security, and you should be able to feed your baby comfortably during the journey.



Yes, Cathay Pacific allows pumped breast milk; declare it at security, expect screening and carry-on storage for infant needs.
Yes, you can bring baby medicine on Turkish Airlines; follow security rules, pack prescriptions and liquids in carry-on, and notify staff if needed.
Learn Avianca's policy on bringing diaper bags for infants: carry-on allowance, essentials permitted, and tips for travel with a baby.
Yes, Japan Airlines allows parents to bring baby changing pads on board; check carry on size rules and gate and aircraft amenities before travel.
Bring a baby blanket on Etihad flights; infants' blankets are allowed—confirm carry-on limits, safety rules, and cabin crew assistance.
LATAM may allow toddler bed rails as carry-on or gate-checked when traveling with a baby—confirm with LATAM before your flight.