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Full List of 7 UK Airports Where You Can Pack 2 Litres of Liquids in Hand Luggage
New scanner technology lets passengers carry liquids in multiple containers up to 2 litres, but the change applies at only seven airports.
- Seven UK airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Bristol, London Southend, and Bournemouth have scrapped the 100ml liquid rule, now allowing passengers to pack containers up to two litres in hand luggage.
- New scanner technology enables this change by allowing passengers to keep liquids in their bags during security screenings, replacing the previous 100ml restriction across these airports.
- Passengers may carry multiple containers totalling up to two litres, though liquids in vacuum flasks must be poured out, as new scanners "can't penetrate the double layer of insulation."
- The relaxed rules remain non-universal across UK airports; notably, Manchester Airport has not adopted these changes, requiring travellers to verify regulations at their departure point.
- Beyond luggage changes, Compare the Market warns 705,904 British passports have less than three months remaining before expiry, affecting entry to the Schengen Area where three-month validity is required.
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