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Carrying Breast milk in cabin with Emirates.. Advise needed
Hi Ladies,
Sorry for the long post...
I will be flying (first time with a baby)to India along with my 4 month old baby with emirates and I wanted to know how do I carry expressed Breast milk in cabin? Emirates has told me that I can carry 'as much as the baby needs during flight' so then what about the commute from home to airport, waiting at the airport and the journey from airport to home in india. When questioned, the executive casually said that's fine. Im really not convinced with tht casual tone of the executiv and I don't want to land up at security and throw away the precious milk. My baby drinks every two-three hours and I would need at least 3-4 bottles of 100ml (on a Avg). I was planning on taking the medela cooler box with ice pack and goto know that's not allowed in cabin, so how do I take it in cabin without the milk spoiling. Secondly I have a huge stash and I want to carry more in the check in baggage is it advisable to do so? I was planning on filling 4 medela bottles and putting it in the cooler bag and checking it in(since the cooler bag is not allowed in cabin). Has anyone flown under similar circumstances? I would really appreciate your suggestions on first - how do I take 3-4 100ml bottles in cabin and secondly is it ok to check in the extra ones. thanks! Xx
<em>edited by CG9 on 09/11/2014</em>
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