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100ml liquid rule reintroduced at some regional airports

London Southend Airport implements Next Generation Security Checkpoints , but the Department for Transport reintroduces 100ml liquid restriction temporarily.
The DfT reinstates the 100ml limit for passengers at London Southend Airport to enable improvements to new checkpoint systems, affecting five other airports.
The 100ml rule is back in force from 12.01am on Sunday at six regional airports, including London Southend, per DfT guidance.

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The Straits Times

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Six UK airports reintroduce 100ml liquid limit rule temporarily to tweak new scanners

The 100ml liquid rule was reinstated to enable “changes” to be made to the scanners. Read more at straitstimes.com.

2 years ago·Singapore, Singapore

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The Echo UK

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Liquid restrictions reintroduced at Southend Airport despite new tech - here's why

The Department for Transport (DfT) has said the the restriction is to “enable improvements to be made to the new checkpoint systems”.

2 years ago·Basildon, United Kingdom

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100ml liquid rule reintroduced at Aberdeen Airport

Aberdeen Airport has "temporarily" reintroduced the long-standing 100ml liquid rule for hand luggage. It is apparently a "temporary" measure.

2 years ago·Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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Jornal Expresso

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Six British airports reintroduce restrictions on the transport of liquids.

The introduction of new 'scanners' has allowed this restriction to be changed. According to the UK Department of Transport, the reintroduction of the measure does not constitute a response to any specific threat.

2 years ago·Paço de Arcos, Portugal

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