People travelling with easyJet have been warned over a little-known rule that could see them stopped from boarding their flights.
All passengers should check the airline's stance on carrying medication after the British Medical Association (BMA) has warned some airlines, including easyJet, are asking travellers to provide documents at security for medicines they have packed in their hand luggage.
In a news bulletin, the BMA's GP Committee said: "It has been brought to our attention that some airlines are advising that travellers bringing medication in their hand luggage should bring a letter from their medical practitioner confirming the type of medication and what it is for.
