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A Friendly Guide to Smoother Security Screening Know before you go There’s a moment, right before a trip, when everything feels possible. Your itinerary is taking shape, and you can almost picture yourself stepping into the airport, coffee in hand, …
Duty-free Purchases Duty-free Purchases as Carry-on Baggage The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority accepts, subject to screening, duty-free liquids, aerosols and gels purchased from any airline or airport retailer that are properly sealed in …
Rockin' Around Security Screening It's the most wonderful time of the year and CATSA is gearing up for the busiest travel period yet! Here are some of our tips to help you breeze through security during the holidays, so you can get on your way, spend…
Sun and Sand - Summer 2025 Heading to a resort or tropical destination? Know what is allowed in carry-on and checked baggage before packing your sunscreen and snorkeling gear. Heading towards sunny skies and sandy toes? First, make sure your beach …
Camping & Sporting Equipment Some small sporting equipment is permitted in carry-on. However, most sporting and camping equipment should be packed in your checked baggage. Below are some examples of the type of items that may be packed in carry-on…
Text versions of videos Safe Travels video The world has changed since COVID-19 and to ensure you feel safe and secure CATSA has made some changes at the checkpoint. All passengers must wear a face covering before entering the screening checkpoint. …
Which one of these people will fly through security? Winter is a busy time of the year for air travel. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to make your security-screening process easier and faster. One of these travellers knows what to do.…
Flying this spring? This spring, whether you’re flying to escape the winter or to embrace it, we have tips to help you breeze through security. Fuel up Avoid getting hangry by bringing some snacks in your carry-on! Solid food items such as sandwiches, …
Flying to School? Student Packing Tips Alex’s Journey to University: A Student’s Guide to Smart Air Travel Alex is 19 and headed to London, England for his first year of university. As he prepares to fly from a Canadian airport, he’s focused on making …
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Insulin Pump You may keep your insulin pump on during screening. Insulin is exempted from the liquid restrictions and can be carried in carry-on baggage in volumes larger than 100 ml (3.4 oz.) in your carry-on. Please advise the screening officer prior…