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How to transport baby food in jars?
Tell me, who took ready-made meals in glass jars - is it possible in a thermal bag in hand luggage? I think also yogurt to take in plastic. I will fly from Kyiv (Borispol). thanks for the answer
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It all depends on the carrier. You need to contact the airline and clarify this issue, because. some a / c go forward and allow you to take canned food, as well as sour-milk products for the entire stay in a cooler bag. You will most likely be asked to pack the food jars separately and hand them in at the front desk. They will not be transported in the baggage compartment, but directly in the cabin, and you will be given them before leaving the aircraft. In general, with you (in hand luggage) you are allowed to carry as much food as the child needs on the road.
Canned purees can, of course, be checked in as luggage. Wrap each separately so that they do not beat against each other and tightly lay in the middle of the suitcase between things. We wrapped the glass with towels, etc., put it in plastic bags, and all this in the center of the suitcase between other things, tightly fastened and lined with other things. Everything was always intact.
Canned purees can, of course, be checked in as luggage. Wrap each separately so that they do not beat against each other and tightly lay in the middle of the suitcase between things. We wrapped the glass with towels, etc., put it in plastic bags, and all this in the center of the suitcase between other things, tightly fastened and lined with other things. Everything was always intact.
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answered 7 years ago
In hand luggage, take what the child needs directly on the road: canned meat and vegetable puree, meat, fruit, fruit and curd puree, baby water in small bottles "Malyatko", "Baby". If a child needs a mixture or a pack of cereals on the road, then take it and a small thermos with boiling water. You can take dry packaged cookies, a banana or an apple. At the expense of yogurts, then only long-term storage, for example, Humana or Gerber. I do not recommend taking perishable products even in a cooler bag. Everything else that you plan to take with you to the hotel, carefully pack it into a suitcase and check it in your luggage. Don't forget diapers if your baby needs them.
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answered 7 years ago
last year they flew to Side from Kyiv, all of the things you listed were taken in hand luggage, except for boiling water, they flew from Dalaman on May 17 of this year, with a child, during the inspection they took everything from hand luggage - baby water in a small bottle, small juice in a tetra pack , there was applesauce in a glass, she begged to be left, rice porridge (it was ready in a plastic plate - the child is allergic) - they left.
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answered 7 years ago
sokoll.igor, last year they flew from Kyiv to Antalya at the end of August 2016: special baby food in small packages and baby water were not taken away (Ukrainian side). But in September 2016, from Antalya (Turkish side), non-children's water was taken from many, and many men had a personal search. But they didn't take the children's special food. There was no personal experience this year.
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answered 7 years ago
Baby food in special jars and bags in hand luggage is usually not taken away, because. small children need it during the flight.
p.s. if you need to cover your suitcases with cling film, it's better to take it with you, in Antalya, a local packer charges $ 14 for wrapping 1 suitcase with cling film.
p.s. if you need to cover your suitcases with cling film, it's better to take it with you, in Antalya, a local packer charges $ 14 for wrapping 1 suitcase with cling film.
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answered 7 years ago
As for children's food and liquids, if children are flying with you, then, as already mentioned above, you can safely carry everything you need with you for the duration of the flight. The children were given water to try, in order to make sure that it was water. But the rest is better to pack in a suitcase. The youngest has been flying with us since 2.5 months (now she is already 4.3 years old) and for her they often took full board - they packed jars in a suitcase and never worried about whether there would be an opportunity to buy what she needed on the spot and where. But on the way back, it frees up space in the suitcase for purchases :)
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