Paris Orly Airport liquids and security rules
Flying from Paris? Here is what Paris Orly Airport states about liquids and electronics in hand luggage.
100 ml limit
Paris Orly still applies the 100 ml rule: containers of 100 ml or less, all inside one transparent sealed 1-litre bag. Liquids, laptops and other electronics come out of the bag and go in a separate tray.
| 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 Paris Orly Airport
- Orly is covered by the same Paris Aeroport (Groupe ADP) security page as CDG, which sets out one rule for both airports.
- Airport's own wording: "All liquids, gels and aerosols are strictly limited to 100 ml per container and must be placed in a single transparent, sealed bag with a maximum capacity of one litre."
- "Medicines and baby food must also be presented separately."
- Electronic devices and metal objects must be removed from cabin baggage and placed in a separate tray.
- The live parisaeroport.fr page blocks automated access (Incapsula 403), so the wording was read from the Internet Archive capture of that official page dated 20 June 2026; no more recent capture was retrievable on 20 September 2026.
Source: Going Through Security Checks – Paris 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 Paris Orly Airport?
No. Containers must be 100 ml or smaller.
Do I need a clear plastic bag at Paris Orly Airport?
Yes, liquids must go in a clear resealable bag.