Can I bring Sunflower spray on an airplane? Can I bring it on a high-speed train?

Kuier is a domestic skin care brand that is familiar to many people. It is very popular in the circle of friends. So can this Kuier spray be brought on the plane? Can I take Sunflower Spray on the high-speed train?

Can I bring Sunflower spray on an airplane?

It depends on how big it is, no more than 100ml.

According to the requirements of the Civil Aviation Administration and general international practice

1. Passengers should carry liquid items (liquids, gels, aerosols) in containers with a volume not exceeding 100 milliliters (ml). Containers with a volume of more than 100 ml are not allowed to be carried on board, even if they are not full of liquid, and must be checked in.

2. Containers containing liquid items should be placed loosely in a resealable transparent plastic bag with a maximum volume of no more than 1 liter (L), and the plastic bag should be completely sealed. Each passenger is only allowed to carry one transparent plastic bag at a time. The excess amount should be shipped;

3. Plastic bags containing liquid items must be subject to separate security checks at the security checkpoint; infant formula/milk/breast milk (with an infant accompanying), essential liquid medicines for diabetics or other patients must undergo security checks and show proof to the security personnel. Liquid medicines purchased on your own should be placed in 100ml containers in transparent plastic bags;

4. Liquid items purchased in the waiting isolation area can be brought on board the aircraft.

Can I take Sunflower Spray on the high-speed train?

Yes, liquids you can bring with you must be less than 100 ml. Not all sprays can be carried, it depends on the nature of the spray. Some small spray bottles that are not easy to spill and are not flammable can also be carried on board.

You can bring Sunflower Spray on airplanes, but there are quantity restrictions. You can also bring it on high-speed trains, but there are also quantity restrictions.