Yes, you can have multiple bags of liquids when travelling, according to the provided reference.
Based on the information available as of 02-Sept-2024:
All liquids, aerosols, and gels intended for travel should be placed in clear bags. Crucially, the rule states that there is no limit to the number of bags or 100 ml containers you can have.
Understanding the Liquid Rules
While individual container sizes are limited (commonly to 100ml each in many regulations, as hinted by the mention of "100 ml containers"), the constraint on the number of bags you use to carry these containers appears to be lifted in this specific context.
This contrasts with older or different regulations that might have restricted passengers to just one clear bag of a specific size (like 1 litre).
Key Takeaway
The main point from the reference is:
- You need to put liquids, aerosols, and gels in clear bags.
- There is no restriction on how many of these clear bags you can pack.
- There is also no restriction on the number of individual 100 ml (or smaller) containers you can have, as long as they are in the clear bags.
This means you are permitted to distribute your various 100 ml liquid containers across several clear bags rather than being limited to a single one.
Practical Considerations
While the reference explicitly states "no limit," it's always wise to check the specific security guidelines of the airport or airline you are travelling with, as rules can sometimes vary or be subject to interpretation. However, based directly on the provided text, you are allowed more than one bag for your liquids.
