Food

Can I bring yogurt on a plane?

Quick rules for flying with yogurt in carry-on and checked baggage. Verdicts and conditions across the major aviation regions below.

🇺🇸 United States (TSA)

Carry-on
With limits
Checked bag
Yes

Liquid/gel — must be ≤3.4 oz / 100 ml in carry-on. Larger containers must go in checked, though refrigeration may be a concern.

🇪🇺 European Union (EASA)

Carry-on
With limits
Checked bag
Yes

≤ 100 ml in carry-on liquids bag. Larger to checked (refrigeration concern). Buy after security.

🇬🇧 United Kingdom (CAA)

Carry-on
With limits
Checked bag
Yes

≤ 100 ml in carry-on. Larger to checked, refrigeration concern.

🌎 Latin America

Carry-on
With limits
Checked bag
Yes

≤ 100 ml in carry-on. Dairy must be declared on LATAM arrival cards (Chile, Argentina, Brazil strictest).

🌏 Asia (ICAO / IATA baseline)

Carry-on
With limits
Checked bag
Yes

Liquid / gel — ≤ 100 ml in carry-on. Larger containers to checked, though refrigeration is a concern on long flights. Buy after security or at destination.

🇦🇺 Australia & Pacific (CASA)

Carry-on
With limits
Checked bag
Yes

≤ 100 ml in carry-on. Australia + NZ biosecurity: dairy must be declared on arrival; commercial sealed yogurt usually permitted, but check current restrictions if travelling from an FMD-affected country.

⚠️ Airline rules vary and change frequently. This page summarises common guidance — always confirm with your specific airline before flying, especially for international travel.
Last reviewed: May 2026
Regional authorities: TSA ↗ · IATA / ICAO ↗ · CASA AU ↗ · EASA ↗ · UK CAA ↗ · IATA DGR ↗
⚡ Check airline-specific rules