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Cancun Travel NewsLatin American Herald Tribune - February 5, 2010
Greenpeace Occupies Aztec-God Sculpture in Mexico Climate Protest/a>
MEXICO CITY – Greenpeace staged a protest in this capital to press demands for an effective climate-change treaty, occupying the fountain that famed Mexican artist Diego Rivera dedicated to Tlaloc, the Aztec god of rain.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - February 5, 2010
Delta pulls plug on Northwest website, flight numbers
DETROIT — If you haven't tried Northwest Airlines' Web site www.nwa.com this week, you mignt be in for a shock: It's gone.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - February 5, 2010
Global passenger traffic up by 5%; freight up 23%
In December 2009, the ACI PaxFlash and FreightFlash traffic reports show a surge in traffic worldwide.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - February 5, 2010
International visitation on the US up one percent in November 2009
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced that 3.6 million international visitors traveled to the United States in November 2009, an increase of one percent over November 2008.

Cancun Travel NewsReuters - February 4, 2010
U.S. hotels eye new brands as supply growth slows
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top U.S. hotel companies are scouting out new brands to expand their reach abroad and keep their best customers from defecting to rivals as new rooms growth slow down.

Cancun Travel NewsPortfolio.com - February 3, 2010
Empty Plane Syndrome
The airline industry is sick. Despite cutting capacity, planes remain without a crucial ingredient—paying customers, especially those in premium classes. So carriers are rolling out some old ideas, and one new concept, to lure flyers back.

Cancun Travel NewsThe Economist - February 2, 2010
Hotels fight back, sort of
BRITAIN'S hotel industry is getting increasingly agitated by the power wielded by online review sites. So says the Independent, in light of TripAdvisor’s recently released “dirtiest hotel” rankings. Hotels complain that there is no way of knowing if the writer of an online review is a genuine guest as opposed to a mischief-maker. What to do?

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - January 29, 2010
International Tourism on Track for a Rebound after an Exceptionally Challenging 2009
Southwest Airlines, Allegiant and AirTran were the two other airlines to make money for the year.

Cancun Travel NewsHuffingtonPost - January 28, 2010
Maya Tomb Find Could Help Explain Collapse
TONINA, Mexico — Mexican archaeologists have found an 1,100-year-old tomb from the twilight of the Maya civilization that they hope may shed light on what happened to the once-glorious culture.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 28, 2010
JetBlue posts $11 million profit for the fourth quarter
NEW YORK (AP) — Three car rental companies said Wednesday that they are pulling thousands of Toyotas from their fleets over faulty gas pedals.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 28, 2010
Avis, Enterprise, Hertz pull Toyotas from fleets after gas-pedal recall
NEW YORK (AP) — Three car rental companies said Wednesday that they are pulling thousands of Toyotas from their fleets over faulty gas pedals.

Cancun Travel NewsToronto Star - January 27, 2010
Security at Pearson more like harassment, expert says
Pearson airport is vulnerable to a terrorist attack because its security system does little more than harass travellers, a leading expert says.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - January 27, 2010
Airlines group says 2009 worst year for demand
GENEVA - Airlines suffered the worst-ever fall in passenger demand in 2009, hampering their chances of early recovery and making another year of heavy losses all the more likely, an industry group said Wednesday.

Cancun Travel NewsThe Economist - January 26, 2010
Just be glad it's not the 1980s
MORE sensible thinking from Patrick Smith, a pilot who writes a column for Salon.com. Last week he questioned why America had become a “nation of scaredy-cats”, where the slightest kerfuffle in an airliner leads pilots to make emergency landings with an escort of fighter jets, and the opening of a security door at an airport signals an evacuation of the terminal.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 25, 2010
U.S.-bound fliers required to register
WASHINGTON — Citizens from 35 countries could be barred from boarding U.S.-bound flights starting in March if they don't register online before flying, according to the Homeland Security Department.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - January 25, 2010
U.S. travel sector to meet Cuban officials in Cancun
Dozens of representatives of the U.S. travel sector will meet with their Cuban counterparts in a public forum to discuss the potential for travel between the U.S. and Cuba.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - January 24, 2010
Flight diverted after man tries to open door
DENVER - A man accused of attempting to open an airplane's exterior door while in flight has been released after investigators determined it wasn't a terrorism matter, authorities said Sunday.

Cancun Travel NewsCNN Money - January 22, 2010
American Airlines to furlough up to 175 pilots
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- American Airlines announced Friday it will furlough up to 175 pilots in the first half of 2010.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 22, 2010
Playa del Carmen gets a beach lift
The popular destination of Playa del Carmen in Mexico is getting wider, better beaches.

Cancun Travel NewsAirport Business - January 14, 2010
Tight penalties weighed for air security scofflaws
A Georgia man dashes through a checkpoint at the Atlanta airport and gets 10 days in jail. A hairdresser in a hurry bypasses security in Philadelphia and gets a $500 fine. A drunken man stumbles onto a Chicago airfield and gets 18 months' supervision. All caused major air travel delays costing millions of dollars and all got what critics call a slap on the wrist.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 14, 2010
United joins Continental, Delta in raising fees for checked bags
Continental (CAL), Delta (DAL), American (AMR) and United (UAUA) also have boosted their fuel surcharges on flights to Europe by $20. Surcharges vary by route, but the airlines typically impose fuel charges of about $242 on flights to London and $280 on routes to many popular destinations on the continent.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - January 14, 2010
Airlines suspend Haiti travel, start aid efforts
NEW YORK - U.S. airlines and package companies suspended commercial flights to quake-ravaged Haiti on Wednesday and launched relief efforts along with aviation authorities who sought to revive airport operations.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - January 14, 2010
Las Vegas, Mexico and Dominican Republic top travelers interest in 2010
With the new year upon us, TripAtlas.com, the world's largest online travel resource, is predicting Las Vegas, Mexico and Dominican Republic to be the most popular travel destinations for consumers in 2010, according to its Trend Tracker feature which polls customer interest from thousands of potential travelers that use the site regularly.

Cancun Travel NewsThe Economist - January 11, 2010
Action, over-reaction and fighter-jet escorts
What precisely is the threat that warrants such a waste of everyone's time and money?

Cancun Travel NewsAirport Business - January 11, 2010
Mind-reading systems could change air security
A would-be terrorist tries to board a plane, bent on mass murder. As he walks through a security checkpoint, fidgeting and glancing around, a network of high-tech machines analyzes his body language and reads his mind.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 11, 2010
DOT crackdown on late flights lacks bite
ATLANTA — The government's new crackdown on chronically late flights leaves airlines with little reason to be concerned — and delayed travelers little reason to feel hopeful they'll arrive on time.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - January 11, 2010
European airports warn of security costs
BRUSSELS - European airport operators warned Monday that new security measures proposed by President Obama could burden budgets and push up ticket prices at a time when civil aviation is experiencing its worst downturn in decades.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - January 11, 2010
Traffic at UK airports down 4.2 percent in 2009
LONDON - Passenger traffic at Britain's major airports fell 4.2 percent in 2009, a difficult year that saw some improvements toward the last quarter, airport operator BAA Ltd. said Monday.

Cancun Travel NewsFOX - January 11, 2010
Airport Security, What's Next?
The day after Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s Christmas Day attempt to set off an explosive device on Northwest Airlines Flight 253, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said any additional security measures the agency planned to implement were “designed to be unpredictable.”

Cancun Travel NewsReuters - January 11, 2010
Chill back in U.S.-Cuba ties after initial Obama thaw
HAVANA (Reuters) - A chill reminiscent of the Cold War is back in U.S.-Cuban relations after hopes for warmer ties under U.S. President Barack Obama dissipated amid familiar disputes over the U.S. trade embargo, terrorism and spying.

Cancun Travel NewsCNN - January 8, 2010
Passenger in Oregon to Hawaii air incident faces charges
(CNN) -- Federal authorities filed a criminal complaint Friday against a 56-year-old man whose scrawled note invoking "Gilligan's Island" led a Hawaiian Airlines pilot to turn around a Maui-bound flight and return Wednesday to Portland, Oregon.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 8, 2010
Full-body scanners to be put in Canadian airports
TORONTO — Full-body scanners will be introduced in Canada in the wake of the failed Christmas Day bombing attempt of a U.S. airliner, Canada's transport minister said Tuesday.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - January 8, 2010
Global passenger traffic up by 4%
ACI’s monthly PaxFlash and Freight Flash reports show strong positive growth in both passenger numbers and freight tonnage in November.

Cancun Travel News Aviation Today - January 7, 2010
ASUR Announces Total Passenger Traffic for December 2009 Down 4.1% Year Over Year
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V. (NYSE: ASR; BMV: ASUR) (ASUR), today announced that total passenger traffic for December 2009 decreased by 4.1% when compared to December 2008.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - January 4, 2010
Mesa Air files for bankruptcy protection
Mesa Air Group announced today it is voluntarily entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Its operations include flying regional routes for major airlines including Delta, United Airlines and US Airways.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - January 4, 2010
Airlines hike fares up to $10 round-trip
MINNEAPOLIS - Some airlines are keeping their New Year's resolution to raise fares.

Cancun Travel NewsReuters - January 4, 2010
Mexico City battles water crisis with taxes, pleas
VALLE DE BRAVO, Mexico (Reuters) - Lake Avandaro has long been the emblem of leisure in this wealthy, colonial town west of Mexico City, but the capital sucked it half-dry last spring.

Cancun Travel NewsFiveThirtyEight - January 3, 2010
Gordon Brown promises full body scanners at UK airports
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has given the go-ahead for full body scanners to be introduced at Britain's airports.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - January 3, 2010
10 new air travel regulations you need to know
Since Northwest Flight 253 was threatened on December 25th by a passenger carrying explosives, the United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and many international governments have imposed confidential air travel security measures that will impact travelers around the world.

Cancun Travel NewsFiveThirtyEight - December 27, 2009
The Odds of Airborne Terror
Over the past decade, according to BTS, there have been 99,320,309 commercial airline departures that either originated or landed within the United States. Dividing by six, we get one terrorist incident per 16,553,385 departures.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - December 26, 2009
TSA imposes new restrictions on fliers following failed bomb attempt, reports say
Federal officials have moved to tighten airport security on U.S. and U.S.-bound flights following a failed bomb attempt aboard a Delta flight on Christmas Day that has been alleged to be an attempted terrorist attack.

Cancun Travel NewsReuters - December 26, 2009
Europe tightens security after foiled U.S. attack
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Airports and airlines across Europe moved rapidly to tighten security on U.S.-bound flights on Saturday after a man tried to set off explosives on a plane flying from Amsterdam to Detroit.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - December 24, 2009
OAG reports global airline capacity up 4% in December 2009
Global airline capacity for December 2009 shows positive growth compared to December 2008, reports OAG, with its monthly report on trends in the supply of airline flights and seats.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - December 24, 2009
Worldwide total airport income in 2008 reached USD 96 billion
Airports Council International (ACI) Director General Angela Gittens announced annual airport economics results.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - December 23, 2009
Escaped otters delay Ohio-bound flight
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Passengers on a Continental Airlines flight couldn't believe it when they saw an otter scurry from the plane's cargo hold and onto the tarmac at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Cancun Travel NewsThe Economist - December 12, 2009
The TSA security leak
EARLIER this year, America's Transportation Security Administration, the agency responsible for airport security, published an improperly redacted version of its operating manual on the internet.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - December 11, 2009
European passenger traffic down -2.1% during October 2009
The latest air traffic statistics from European airport trade body, ACI Europe reveal that the overall passenger traffic at European airports decreased by -2.1% in October 2009 compared with October 2008, while the overall freight traffic among European airports decreased -3.1% in October 2009 when compared with October 2008.

Cancun Travel Newsmsnbc - December 11, 2009
ATA predicts 41 million passengers to fly, a drop of 2.5 percent vs. last year
WASHINGTON - Air travel over the holidays will fall 2.5 percent from last year, a trade group for the nation's major carriers predicted Thursday.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - December 11, 2009
Airline passenger traffic up in September, first increase in 17 months
In yet another sign of a possible rebound in air travel, the passenger volume for U.S. airlines in September rose a modest 0.8% from September 2008. But it was the first year-over-year uptick since March 2008, according to a monthly traffic report released Thursday by the Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics.

Cancun Travel NewsUSA Today - December 8, 2009
United Airlines places one of largest jet orders since start of recession
CHICAGO/PARIS — United Airlines placed a $10 billion-plus order for 50 wide-bodied jetliners divided between Airbus and Boeing on Tuesday, in a bid to slash fuel costs and emissions by a third on some routes from 2016.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - December 8, 2009
American Airlines wins ‘Airline of the Year’
Widely referred to as the ‘Oscars’ of the travel industry, American Airlines is celebrating its recent win at the British Travel Awards where it was crowned ‘Airline of the Year’.

Cancun Travel NewsTravel Daily News - December 8, 2009
European travel industry cautiously optimistic in the wake of massive losses
In the calendar year following the worldwide economic and financial crisis the international travel industry has experienced a serious decline, but nonetheless has survived this period in better shape than was expected in the spring of 2009.

Cancun Travel NewsThe Economist - December 8, 2009
Air France KLM November traffic falls 3.2 percent
PARIS, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Air France-KLM (AIRF.PA) reported a 3.2 percent fall in passenger traffic for November but saw gradual improvement in unit revenues, while a "more dynamic" cargo sector underscored signs of a fragile economic recovery.

Cancun Travel NewsThe Economist - December 6, 2009
Walmex to buy Wal-Mart in Central America
MEXICO CITY, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Mexico's top retailer Wal-Mart de Mexico, or Walmex (WALMEXV.MX), said on Sunday it had signed a deal to buy Walmart Centroamerica, the local division of Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT.N).

Cancun Travel NewsThe Economist - December 3, 2009
Lessons from the birds
ACCORDING to this week's Economist, researchers have been studying the way birds fly in order to develop new ways to improve fuel efficiency in aircraft. It has long been known that birds flying in formation expend less energy than when flying alone. Indeed one aeronautics expert recently suggested that a formation of 25 birds might enjoy a range increase of 71%. And now a team at Stanford University has applied the principle to aircraft.

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Mexico Energy News

Latin American Herald Tribune - January 29, 2010
Mexico’s Pemex Says Trade Surplus Down 37%
MEXICO CITY – Mexican state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos said in a statement that its 2009 trade surplus came in at $16.51 billion, down 36.7 percent relative to the previous year.

Reuters - January 11, 2010
Mexico's Pemex launches $1 bln 10-yr debt sale-IFR
NEW YORK, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Mexican state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos on Thursday launched $1 billion of 10-year debt in the Rule 144a private placement market, said IFR, a Thomson Reuters service.

Reuters UK - December 11, 2009
Mexico's drug cartels siphon liquid gold
MALTRATA, MEXICO -- Drug traffickers employing high-tech drills, miles of rubber hose and a fleet of stolen tanker trucks have siphoned more than $1 billion worth of oil from Mexico's pipelines over the past two years, in a vast and audacious conspiracy that is bleeding the national treasury, according to U.S. and Mexican law enforcement officials and the state-run oil company.

Reuters UK - December 11, 2009
Private oil cos contracts ready by early '10-Pemex
MEXICO CITY, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Contracts that will allow Mexico to hire private energy companies as service providers in its traditionally closed oil sector will be ready early next year, the head of state oil company Pemex said on Friday.

Bloomberg - December 8, 2009
Pemex Slashes 2010 Chicontepec Budget by 22 Percent
Petroleos Mexicanos, the state-owned oil company, cut the proposed 2010 budget for its $11.1 billion Chicontepec field by 22 percent and almost doubled next year’s spending on the aging Cantarell deposit.

Rigzone - November 30, 2009
Mexico Commission Cracks Down on Pemex's Flaring of Gas
A Mexican energy commission said it will enforce strict new rules to reduce the flaring of natural gas by state-run oil giant Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex.

Reuters - October 30, 2009
Mexico's Pemex backs Chicontepec, sees net debt up
MEXICO CITY, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The troubled Chicontepec oil project remains an important part of the portfolio of Mexico's state oil company Pemex and any talk of scrapping it is "speculative," Pemex executives said on Friday.

Reuters - October 23
Mexico Sept oil data point to stabilizing output
MEXICO CITY, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Mexican oil production fell in September from a year ago but was higher than August, lending further support to the government's claim that oil production levels are stabilizing after years of decline.

Latin American Herald Tribun - September 28, 2009
Pemex’s Export Revenues Down 55.5 Percent
MEXICO CITY – Mexican state oil giant Petroleos Mexicanos said the value of its crude exports during the first eight months of the year totaled $15.4 billion, 55.5 percent less than in the same period of 2008.

Reuters - September 25, 2009
UPDATE 2-Mexico's Cantarell oil field may be stablizing
Mexico pumped 2.542 million bpd in August, a decline of 7.9 percent on a year ago but production at Cantarell edged higher for the first time in more than two years.

Reuters - September 25, 2009
Mexico Cantarell field may be stabilizing -Pemex
Mexico's state oil company Pemex said on Friday there were "some signs" the rapid rate of decline of its giant Cantarell oil field had stabilized.

UpStream - September 10, 2009
Pemex has 'doubts' about Chicontepec
Mexican energy giant Pemex needs to find a profitable way to develop its Chicontepec field, newly appointed chief Juan Jose Suarez Coppel said.

Reuters - September 4, 2009
Mexico energy ministry unhappy with Pemex results
MEXICO CITY, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Mexico's energy minister said on Friday she is concerned about state-run oil company Pemex's poor financial results and the company's board is reviewing possible actions to halt the decline.

Reuters - Sept 2, 2009
Mexico's Calderon urges more fiscal, energy reform
MEXICO CITY, Sept 2 (Reuters) - President Felipe Calderon called on Wednesday for an overhaul of Mexico's finances and a rationalization of bloated state energy monopolies days before Congress is to begin 2010 budget deliberations.

Mexico's state oil monopoly Pemex is forecasting crude production in Mexico will fall in 2010 to 2.5 million barrels per day, Reforma newspaper said, citing Pemex head Jesus Reyes Heroles. [ID:nN26281233] (Compiled by Purwa Naveen Raman in Bangalore, editing by Will Waterman)

Seeking Alfa - August 23, 2009
Mexico's Declining Oil Production: Clarion Call for Cantarell
The eighth largest oil field in the world will be dead by the end of next year.

CNN Money.com - August 19, 2009
Mexico's Pemex Plans 200 Oil Wells In Southern District
MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Petroleos Mexicanos is seeking contractors to drill 200 oil wells in the southern district as the state oil company struggles to stabilize plummeting oil production.

Reuters - August 12, 2009
Mexico plans to build new refinery in Hidalgo state
MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) - Mexico's state-run oil company Pemex said on Wednesday it chose the central state of Hidalgo as the site for a new $9 billion refinery after the local government was able to secure land for the construction.

Reuters - August 12, 2009
U.S. case highlights Mexico's rampant oil theft
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's state-run oil company Pemex has an endemic problem of fuel thefts from pipelines that was highlighted this week in a case involving stolen oil smuggled into the United States.

Reuters - August 11, 2009
Mexico sees its crude at $53 per barrel in 2010
MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) - Mexico expects its basket of crude oil exports, a key source of government revenue, to fetch around $53 per barrel in 2010, Finance Minister Agustin Carstens said on Tuesday.

Reuters UK - August 10, 2009
Mexico gov't doubts mount on Chicontepec oil project
MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) - The multibillion-dollar megaproject that Mexico hopes will turn around its slumping oil industry is being questioned by some officials as results fall short, according to a source familiar with the issue.

Numbers for PEMEX not looking good. All liquids production has fallen below 3Mbpd for the first time (2,991), and crude oil is going down fast as well.

Link [PDF]: http://www.ri.pemex.com/files/dcpe/petro/eprohidro_ing.pdf

Exports are also going down, as expected: 1,173mbpd.

Link [PDF]: http://www.ri.pemex.com/files/dcpe/petro/evolexporta_ing.pdf

Mexico Pemex News

Mexican state-run producer Pemex has seen its monthly crude output fall to its lowest level since November 1995 on decreased demand from US refiners and declining output from the Cantarell field.

Production fell to 2.722 million barrels per day in September, a decline of 14% year-on-year, Pemex said. The company pumped 2.5 million bpd in November 1995.

Pemex shut in wells that produced about 250,000 bpd on 23 September after US refiners struggled to restart because of Hurricane Ike. The company resumed full output on 9 October.

Output at Cantarell fell 36% to 940,020 bpd, the third consecutive month below 1 million barrels.

Declining output is costing more than 275 billion pesos ($21.2 billion) in sales this year and threatening Mexico's budget, as 40% of the government's revenue comes from Pemex royalties, a Bloomberg report said.

Exports fell 37% to 1.06 million bpd. Pemex closed its export terminals for a prolonged period in September because of storms, damage to ship channels and repairs.

Natural gas output in September reached 7.02 billion cubic feet per day, a gain of 15% from a year ago, matching a record attained in June.

Pemex produced 65% of its oil from Cantarell in March 2005, its peak. Cantarell now accounts for 35% of Pemex's total output. ----------------------------------------

Of Interest:

World Crude Oil Production Overview

World Crude Oil Production: OPEC Members

World Crude Oil Production: Persian Gulf Nations, Non-OPEC, and World

Saving Energy in the Yucatan - Interesting article on how Yucataners pay they're electrical bill and save energy too.

Website of Comisión Federal de Electricidad - In English!

 
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Mark every piece of luggage inside and outside with your last name and first initial only. Do not use a title [Mz.] Do not put your home address or destination address on the luggage unless your destination is a hotel or resort.

 

Tale of the
Little Newsboy

Once upon a time there was a little newsboy who was very, very poor and he only sold old newspapers because he didn't have enough money for new ones.

People didn't by his newspapers because they were all so out of date, and they wanted new newspapers. So the little newsboy never sold any, and every day he accumulated more and more old newspapers.

What the little newsboy did was put up a paper recycling plant, and he became a millionaire, bought out all the newspaper businesses and the news agencies, prohibited publishing current news, and thus obliged people to read only news of the past.

In the papers on sale today, for example, you'd read that the Zapatistas are about to arrive in Mexico City and that they'll meet with the Villistas there. You can't quite make out the date, but it seems to either 1914 or 2008.

3-1-1 for carry-ons = 3 ounce bottle or less (by volume) ; 1 quart-sized, clear, plastic, zip-top bag; 1 bag per passenger placed in screening bin.

One-quart bag per person limits the total liquid volume each traveler can bring. 3 oz. container size is a security measure.

Declare larger liquids. Medications, baby formula and food, and breast milk are allowed in reasonable quantities exceeding three ounces and are not required to be in the zip-top bag. Declare these items for inspection at the checkpoint.

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