Medication is a must for many passengers, but not every airline's policies are identical - and people jetting off to sunnier ...

As families prepare to jet off in a few weeks, Ryanair, easyJet, Jet2 and Tui have reminded passengers of the rules regarding ...

However, for those who depend on medication, deciding whether to pack them in hand luggage or a hold suitcase can be a cause ...

If you're travelling with medication in your hand luggage, you'll need to be aware of the rules for your chosen airline.

With jetsetters preparing for their trips abroad, it pays to be familiar with each airline's guidance on taking prescription ...

Here are the rules on prescriptions and other essential medication if you're flying with these major airlines.

Jet2 allow you to bring essential medications in your hand luggage, but liquid medications over 100ml require a doctor's letter and must be in the original container. You also need to declare needles, ...

If you're someone that takes medication, it can be stressful trying to work out whether you can take your pills on board in your hand luggage or whether to pack in into your hold suitcase ...

While all airlines permit passengers to travel ... the bag must not exceed the maximum dimensions of allowed cabin baggage. TUI also allows passengers to carry insulin or pen injection devices ...

With the Easter holidays around the corner and summer on the horizon, millions of people are planning to jet off abroad - but ...

Keep a note of the expiration date on the pen and the product packaging ... An insulated travel case is available to keep medications, such as insulin, cool during travel. A travel cooler can ...