can asthma pumps go on in hand luggage?

Answer 1

yes because they are a vital medication

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Yes - I take mine in hand luggage all the time but sometimes have to explain what it is. Even last week, when airport security in the UK was extra strict and normal hand luggage had to go in the hold, medication was still allowed in the cabin.

Answer 4

By Pumps I presume you mean Inhalers. In which case I believe you may do so if this is likely to be needed during Your flight.

Answer 5

Yes, you just need to show them that you need it. If it's a prescription, show them your name on the prescription bottle. I have asthma and just traveled recently and they let me carry my inhaler on the plane.

Answer 6

of course they can!!
the airport staff have to let you as inhalers are important medication, and also you could sue them if you had an attack and they had told you to put your inhaler in your suitcase lol!
i am asthmatic and if i wasnt alwoed to take my inhaler on the plane i would be incredably anoyed!!! so yes they can go in hand lugage :D

Answer 7

Yes prescription medication can be carried on board, as long as your name is on the bottle and it matches your name on your airline ticket.

Answer 8

yes you can take them it they are over 4oz then they can not unless they are a prescription and your name matches that on the prescription. if you have any breating machines prepare to have extra test run on it don't worry about it but it needs to be done

Answer 9

yeh, why not? if u have asthma, they'll have to understand that! my brother used to have asthma and he took them on the plane, just in case smth happens.