Hand luggage to travel to gran canaria, how much is allowed following recent changes?

Question

Hand luggage to travel to gran canaria, how much is allowed following recent changes?

Answer 1

I travelled on Tuesday from Stansted airport to Seville and the restrictions were as followed:

One item allowed slightly bigger than a laptop bag.

No make up, No lighters, No liquids of any kind except for baby formula that has to be tested in front of security by the parents.

Also shoes, belts and anything from the pockets had to be removed.

These restrictions were across the board and not just for Spain.  It took me almost all of the two hours to clear all of the controls but in saying this it wasn't really that much of an inconvenience when you consider what could happen.

Answer 2

Recieved this email from easyjet this morning:

Please note that hand baggage restrictions at all UK airports have

been changed following a UK Government announcement. Hand baggage of

all travellers flying with easyJet out of a UK airport must adhere to

the following rules:

•    One piece of hand baggage only, with maximum dimensions:

     55x40x20cm (including wheels, handles, straps etc).

•    A laptop bag constitutes one piece of hand baggage – passengers

     with a laptop bag will not be permitted to carry on any other

     bags. All laptops will be taken out of their cases and scanned

     individually at security.

•    No liquids are permitted through the airport security search

     point. The definition of liquids is broad and includes

     toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, syrups, perfume, deodorant,

     shaving foam, and aerosols. The only exceptions to this are:

        o    Essential medicines in liquid form sufficient and

             essential for the flight (e.g. diabetic kit), as long as

             they are verified as authentic. Medicines in solid form

             continue to be permitted.

        o    Baby milk and liquid baby food (the contents of each

             bottle or jar must be tasted by the accompanying

             passenger).

•    Musical instruments are allowed in the aircraft cabin, provided

     that their cases contain only the instrument itself and no other

     items.

Answer 3

just got back from there on sunday hand luggage is very strict no creams lip balms liquids or make up your allowed 1 bag the size of a laptop bag .. and needs to be a simalar shape ! have a good holiday.