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Passengers on nonstop international flights to and from the United States can take any size containers of duty free liquid on a plane. If the passenger is getting a connecting flight in the United States, but has a final destination outside the country, he cannot bring any duty free liquids over 3.4 oz.
The limit is not actually on ounces of liquid, but on the capacity of bottles you bring on the plane that contain liquid. And the amount you are allowed depends on the country. A typical limit is 3.4 ounces (100 millimeters) but check online with your airline/airport, and do it for every country you are going to visit.