Can you bring pumped breast milk on a plane with Iberia when traveling with a baby?

 

Bringing pumped breast milk on an Iberia flight

 

Yes — you can bring pumped breast milk in carry-on when flying with Iberia. It is treated as a medical/infant necessity, so it is allowed in quantities larger than the usual 100 ml liquid limit. You should declare it at security and present it for separate screening.

• Carry it in your hand luggage — keep milk, expressed milk, and any ready-made formula with you rather than in checked baggage.
• Security screening — items will be X-rayed and may be subject to additional checks. Containers may need to be opened; be prepared for visual inspection or testing.
• Cooling items — ice packs, gel packs or frozen bottles are allowed to keep milk cold, but they may also be screened and possibly thawed for inspection.
• Quantity — bring enough for the journey and any delays; there is no strict volume limit for infant milk but keep practical containers and clearly label them.
• Onboard help — cabin crew can assist with warming bottles if needed; tell staff when you board if you need help.
• Check before travel — airport security rules can vary by country, so contact Iberia or your departure airport if you want confirmation for a specific route.