Yes, toilet sanitizer, classified as disinfectant products including alcohol-based liquids, gels, or sprays, is generally allowed in flight in both carry-on and checked baggage, subject to certain rules.
Based on the provided reference, disinfectants, including alcohol-based hand sanitizers and disinfecting sprays that might be considered "toilet sanitizers," fall under the category of "toiletary articles or medicines (quasi‐drugs)" and are permitted under specific conditions.
Regulations for Carrying Toilet Sanitizer
While generally permitted, it is important to note that the carriage of these items is subject to specific quantity and packaging restrictions imposed by aviation authorities such as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Here's a summary of the conditions under which they're allowed:
- Type: These are disinfectants products including alcohol-based liquids, gels or sprays
- Classification: Considered as toiletry articles or medicines (quasi‐drugs).
- Carry-on baggage: Allowed.
- Checked baggage: Allowed.
It's always recommended to check with your specific airline and departure/arrival airport for any specific regulations or restrictions they may have in place, as these rules can vary.
