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Check with us or your airline to confirm the acceptable number and carry-on allowed onboard.
Liquids, Aerosols and Gels, This includes many items like food, drinks and personal toiletries.
Pack your 1L bag at home. Be ready to remove it. Place it in the bin to make it easier and faster to get through security.
Certain items are exempt from the 100ml limit and do not need to be in a plastic bag. However, be ready to show the screening officer for inspection.
Solid food items, such as sandwiches, apples and granola bars are permitted in your carry-on.
Be prepared for security;
We hope this helps you on your next vacation!
For more information, visit the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) website at acsta.gc.ca
All in all the holiday was a relaxing beach getaway. St. Maarten is a unique island that is worth a visit.
Susan Small, Chilliwack office
Roblin Travel & Cruise has been in business in Chilliwack since 1946 and is second generation owned and operated. We are very proud of this fact and that we have been one of Chilliwacks leading agencies during this time.
