London Heathrow Airport Finally Scraps 3-1-1 Liquid Limit For Flights

Heathrow finally scraps the 100ml liquid rule, six years after Boris Johnson promised it

After years of delays, rollbacks, and contradictory announcements, Heathrow has become the world's largest airport to fully scrap the 100ml liquid container limit. Passengers can now leave liquids in containers up to two liters in their bags while going through security, reports the BBC. — Read the rest The post Heathrow finally scraps the 100ml liquid rule, six years after Boris Johnson promised it appeared first on Boing Boing.

London Heathrow Airport Finally Scraps 3-1-1 Liquid Limit For Flights

The U.K.'s busiest airport becomes first in the world to remove the 100ml (3.4 oz) liquid container limit for international flights.

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