Geneva Airport liquids and security rules
Flying from Geneva? Here is what Geneva Airport states about liquids and electronics in hand luggage.
100 ml limit
Geneva still applies the 100 ml rule: liquids, aerosols and gels only in containers of up to 100 ml or 100 g, all in one transparent bag of no more than 1 litre. Take the liquids and your laptop out of your hand luggage at the checkpoint.
| Liquid container limit | 100 ml limit |
| Clear plastic bag needed | Yes |
| Liquids can stay in your bag | No |
| Laptops can stay in your bag | No |
What this means at Geneva Airport
- Airport's own wording: "All liquid, aerosol, gel or gel-like foods are prohibited in the hand baggage, unless their content is of maximum 100 ml or 100 gr and they are placed in a transparent bag not exceeding 1 litre."
- "Only one transparent/resealable bag is allowed per person. Capacity of the bag: 1 litre."
- At the checkpoint you must present separately "laptops and other electric/electronic devices, which should be taken out of your hand luggage" and "any liquids you're carrying".
- "Medicines needed on board during the journey are allowed, even when the contents are greater than 100 ml." Bring a prescription or medical certificate where possible.
- The page does not give separate wording on baby food, duty free or terminal differences.
Source: Hand luggage - Genève Aéroport. Checked 20 September 2026.
Security rules are set by the airport, but your bag size is set by your airline. Check your bag against every airline here.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take liquids over 100 ml through Geneva Airport?
No. Containers must be 100 ml or smaller.
Do I need a clear plastic bag at Geneva Airport?
Yes, liquids must go in a clear resealable bag.