Airport 100ml liquid limits 'will be FOCUSED at major UK airports by 2024' as new scanners are installed

Airport 100ml liquid limits 'must be FOCUSED': Hated rules that prevent passengers from taking large amounts of drinks and toiletries on board 'will go to major UK airports' 'by summer 2024 as improved scanners are installed', according to the report, passengers will be able to take more than 100ml of liquids through airport securityThe change is expected to be in place by summer 2024 when CT scanners will be fitted Travelers will no longer need to remove laptops from their bags at security The rule was introduced in 2006 after the failed terrorist attack at Heathrow
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Posted: 21:00 GMT, Nov 23, 2022 | Update: 21:36 GMT, 23 Nov 2022

Airport security liquid intake limit of more than 100ml would be 'removed' by summer 2024.
The rules that prevent passengers from carrying containers of drinks and toiletries larger than 100ml on board flights will be removed at major UK airports for the first time since 2006.
Passengers will also no longer have to remove the laptops from hand luggage through airport security.
The change will be made possible as the largest airports in the country have been ordered Department for Transport (DfT) to install enhanced safety CT scanners by mid-2024, The Times reports.
The move is expected to speed up queues at airport security, as the The longest delays are caused by flyers not getting items out of their bags or carrying beverage bottles and toiletries over the allowed limit. 100ml limit.

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Airport 100ml liquid limits 'will be FOCUSED at major UK airports by 2024' as new scanners are installed

Airport 100ml liquid limits 'must be FOCUSED': Hated rules that prevent passengers from taking large amounts of drinks and toiletries on board 'will go to major UK airports' 'by summer 2024 as improved scanners are installed', according to the report, passengers will be able to take more than 100ml of liquids through airport securityThe change is expected to be in place by summer 2024 when CT scanners will be fitted Travelers will no longer need to remove laptops from their bags at security The rule was introduced in 2006 after the failed terrorist attack at Heathrow

Posted: 21:00 GMT, Nov 23, 2022 | Update: 21:36 GMT, 23 Nov 2022

Airport security liquid intake limit of more than 100ml would be 'removed' by summer 2024.

The rules that prevent passengers from carrying containers of drinks and toiletries larger than 100ml on board flights will be removed at major UK airports for the first time since 2006.

Passengers will also no longer have to remove the laptops from hand luggage through airport security.

The change will be made possible as the largest airports in the country have been ordered Department for Transport (DfT) to install enhanced safety CT scanners by mid-2024, The Times reports.

The move is expected to speed up queues at airport security, as the The longest delays are caused by flyers not getting items out of their bags or carrying beverage bottles and toiletries over the allowed limit. 100ml limit.