From 1 September: EU decision affects liquid rules at the security checkpoint Terminal 5

The changed rules do not affect other security checkpoints at Stockholm Arlanda, nor Swedavia's other nine airports. Here, the liquid limit of 100 ml continues to apply.

For the security checkpoint in Terminal 5, the liquid containers can remain in hand luggage, only the size will now be limited. Electronic equipment such as computers, tablets or mobile phones can also remain in the hand baggage at the security checkpoint in Terminal 5.

Rules can vary – pack correctly
Be aware of the rules that apply to the security checkpoint you are going to pass. These may vary during your trip; both within Sweden and abroad.

Security checks in terminals 2 and 4 at Arlanda and at other Swedavia airports

Liquids

Containers of liquids should be placed in a transparent one-litre resealable plastic bag. Each individual container may hold a maximum of 100 millilitres. You can take as many containers as can fit in the plastic bag and you must be able to close the bag. The one-litre bag of liquids should be placed visibly in a box. Liquid medicines, baby food and diet food also need to be presented separately from hand luggage.

Electronics

Larger electronic items such as laptops, mobile phones and cameras must be picked up and presented separately from hand luggage. Place them visibly in a box.

Security checkpoint in Terminal 5 at Arlanda (T5F)

Liquids

Liquids can remain in your hand baggage when you pass through the security checkpoint, nor do they need to be in a special bag. You may have an unlimited number of containers of liquid, but Each individual container may hold a maximum of 100 millilitres.
If you have containers with more liquid than 100 millilitres – place these in checked in baggage.

Electronics

Electronic items may remain in your hand baggage when you pass through the security checkpoint