EU to lift liquids ban in 2012......
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Cattletruck:
Take an empty bottle through security and fill it up for free at the water fountain in the departure lounge.
The blanket liquids ban is daft anyway, trivial to circumvent. Scanners that can detect the nature of the liquids themselves are definitely a step forward.
It's good to see the ban lifted soon, and thanks to those airports that have provided drink vending machines inside the embarking passenger lounges to help those of us that like to drink lots of water.
The blanket liquids ban is daft anyway, trivial to circumvent. Scanners that can detect the nature of the liquids themselves are definitely a step forward.
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Body Scanning is the answer!
As is becoming the norm, good 'Ole Blighty' over-reacts to everything: whereas:-
It is already being adopted across America, where the Transport Security Agency last week ordered 1,000 scanners from Rapiscan Systems.
But in England some tw*t has found that it may infringe pornogrophy laws:-
'Nude' Airport Scanner: Children May Be Barred As Body Scan Could Break Indecent Images Law | UK News | Sky News
As is becoming the norm, good 'Ole Blighty' over-reacts to everything: whereas:-
It is already being adopted across America, where the Transport Security Agency last week ordered 1,000 scanners from Rapiscan Systems.
But in England some tw*t has found that it may infringe pornogrophy laws:-
'Nude' Airport Scanner: Children May Be Barred As Body Scan Could Break Indecent Images Law | UK News | Sky News
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It seems Britain wants to keep the limited liquids rule.
Britain to oppose easing liquid rules - Telegraph
Britain to oppose easing liquid rules - Telegraph
