Air travel in March with 27 month old

[firstmum45]

Am travelling on a four hour flight to canaries in a few weeks.

First flight since birth of dd. Have always gone to France in the car with dd so no issues about luggage etc etc.

Are the airlines still really draconian about carry on stuff?

If so how do you manage to find fresh whole milk for my dd on the flight?

Not sure which airline it will be till tickets arrive but possibly Thomson fly.

dredding package charter flight as they always seem to treat their passengers like scum.

Any advice greatly appreciated

ps can you get hold of pampers nappies i Lanzarote at reasonable cost.

Also how on earth do you change the nappy of an active toddler in an aeroplane loo????

Yes you can get nappies abroad but they are expensive I always take my own and stuff them all over the suitcase.
First Choice told me today that you can only take up to 100ml of fluid on board and this needs to be in a cup/bottle and sealed in a separate see-through bag which will then be scanned (they also told me they want a gp letter to allow me to sit near front )
The planes have a drop down changing table over the toilet so you can change babes

HTH