Baggage and Liquid Rules at Antalya Airport (AYT)

No. Every container of liquid in hand luggage has to be 100 ml or smaller, and the rule goes by the size printed on the container rather than by how much is left inside it. A 150 ml tube that is half used is still a 150 ml container, so it either goes in your checked bag or stays behind at the checkpoint.

One transparent, re-sealable plastic bag with a capacity of no more than 1 litre, sized 20 cm × 20 cm. Each passenger may carry only one, and it has to be presented at the checkpoint and screened separately from your cabin bag — so it goes in a pocket you can reach, not at the bottom of your case.

No. Tax-free liquids bought beyond passport control or on board the aircraft are permitted on top of your one-litre bag. They are handed over sealed in a tamper-evident bag with the receipt inside, and that seal has to stay intact — open it early and the contents can be confiscated at the next screening point. If you are connecting through an EU airport, keep it sealed at every transfer screening point.

Yes. Medicines and special dietary requirements, including baby foods, may be carried in hand luggage for use during the trip and are not held to the 100 ml limit. Keep them separate from your one-litre bag and carry the paperwork with them — you may be asked to provide proof and to demonstrate the contents.

No. Weight, size and the number of pieces are set by your airline and by the fare you booked, and the airport's own guidance is to contact the airline about allowances. Use the checker on this page for the carriers that fly from AYT — Turkish Airlines, Pegasus, SunExpress and easyJet — and confirm against your booking, because allowances differ between fare tiers of the same airline.

Partly. Scissors are allowed only where both blades are round-ended or shorter than three centimetres. Razors with the blade set into a plastic moulding are fine; razors that can be opened so the blade comes out are not, and loose razor blades are prohibited. Knives of any blade length, including pen knives, are not allowed in the cabin at all.

Yes, but in one place only: luggage lockers are in the arrival hall of the Domestic Terminal, and they serve passengers departing from Terminal 1 or the Domestic Terminal. There is no equivalent inside Terminal 2, which is worth checking against your own terminal before you count on leaving bags there. Baggage wrapping, by contrast, is available 24 hours a day for a fee in both the Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 departure halls.

The ground handler for your airline, not the airport. Havas, Çelebi, TGS and FUGO each run a lost-and-found office at Antalya, and which one is yours depends on who handles your carrier. Report it before you leave the baggage reclaim hall. An item you left somewhere in the terminal is a different matter and goes to the Fraport TAV Antalya Airport lost-and-found office.