[nippa&pippa]

Will doing my first domestic flight soon to AKL to stay with my sister :clap
Just realise that my eldest two children shared medications and Dr put my son's name on medications (on all four of them even it is same medications!!) instead of both's name. But my son is NOT going with us but my daughter is. Do anyone know what the rule is on taking liquid form of medication on aboard of domestic flights, especially it is NOT in her name? Any advice?
(By the way, it had to be with us on aboard, cannot store in suitcase because it is for allergy reactions)

[kanatakiwi]

I think you will be fine. On any domestic flights I have taken within NZ in the past year , they have not even looked at carry on luggage, there was no screening or security procedures. too lax for my liking but unless its very recently changed, thats the way it is.

[urban78]

Will doing my first domestic flight soon to AKL to stay with my sister :clap
Just realise that my eldest two children shared medications and Dr put my son's name on medications (on all four of them even it is same medications!!) instead of both's name. But my son is NOT going with us but my daughter is. Do anyone know what the rule is on taking liquid form of medication on aboard of domestic flights, especially it is NOT in her name? Any advice?
(By the way, it had to be with us on aboard, cannot store in suitcase because it is for allergy reactions)

There are no restrictions on medication and liquids for domestic flights, no worries at all :)

[benandclare]

Suspect things may change after last Fridays events