ANA Baggage Rules

On international departures, liquids in cabin baggage must be in containers of 100 mL or less, placed in one transparent resealable plastic bag with a capacity of 1 litre or less, one bag per passenger.

Carry-on:

Yes, within the 100 mL / 1 L framework

Checked:

Yes, larger containers permitted

Container limit:

100 mL per container

Medication:

Medicines needed during the flight are permitted with documentation.

Infants:

Baby food and milk needed during the flight are permitted.

Applies to international departures; domestic Japanese screening rules differ.

Last verified August 16, 2026Official source

Power banks and spare lithium batteries must be carried in the cabin. Japanese carriers additionally require power banks to be kept within sight and not stored in overhead bins during flight.

Carry-on:

Yes - cabin only, kept accessible and not in overhead bins

Checked:

No

Watt-hour ceiling:

160 Wh

Medication:

Medical devices permitted with documentation.

Announcements about power bank storage are made on board Japanese carriers.

Last verified August 16, 2026Official source

ICAO Technical Instructions set the worldwide baseline that national regulators adopt: no spare lithium batteries in checked baggage, no flammable gases or liquids, no strike-anywhere matches, and e-cigarettes carried in the cabin only and never charged in flight.

Carry-on:

E-cigarettes and vapes: cabin only, charging prohibited

Checked:

Spare batteries, flammable liquids and gases prohibited

Watt-hour ceiling:

160 Wh

Medication:

Medical oxygen and battery-powered medical devices require advance airline arrangement.

Where your departure country publishes no separate rule, carriers apply this ICAO baseline.

Last verified August 16, 2026Official source