Nice Cote d'Azur Airport hand luggage liquids rules
At Nice Airport each liquid container can hold no more than 100 ml, all in one clear 1-litre bag shown separately from your cabin bag, and laptops come out of the bag.
Some details on this page couldn’t be fully confirmed on the official site. Check before you fly.
- Largest container
- 100 ml per item
- Clear bag needed
- Clear resealable bag, max 1 litre (about 20 x 20 cm)
- Liquids stay in bag
- No, take them out
- Laptops stay in bag
- No, take them out
- Every lane
- Not stated
The live Nice airport site showed only a maintenance page on 21 October 2026, so this comes from archived copies of the airport's own pages from April and May 2026 and a French guide updated on 14 September 2026. No report of CT scanners or a higher limit at Nice was found. The airport page says the bag must be shown to the officer separately from your cabin bag and that laptops and large electricals go in a separate tray. The size printed on the container counts, so a half-full 150 ml bottle is refused. Liquid medicines and baby food needed for the trip may exceed 100 ml, with extra checks and possibly a prescription. Re-check when the airport site is back.
Medicines, baby food and duty-free in sealed bags are exempt from the 100 ml limit. Rules vary by airport, so check your return and connecting airports too.
Source: Nice Cote d'Azur Airport - Security control (the live official page; the site was down on 21 Oct 2026, so the rule below was read from archived copies) · checked 21 Oct 2026
Source: Nice Cote d'Azur Airport - Security control (archived copy of 16 Apr 2026; the live site was down for maintenance on 21 Oct 2026) · checked 21 Oct 2026
Source: Nice Cote d'Azur Airport - Luggage (archived copy of 18 May 2026: 100 ml, one 1-litre bag, medicines and baby food exempt) · checked 21 Oct 2026
Source: Info Aeroport - Controle de securite aeroport (updated 14 Sep 2026: 100 ml still applies, even in terminals with new scanners) · checked 21 Oct 2026