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First main UK airport scraps 100-milliliter liquid rule

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Last updated: 2023/04/04 at 7:13 PM
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London Metropolis Airport (LCY) has axed the 100-milliliter liquid restrict for hand baggage due to the rollout of high-tech new computed tomography scanners — beating the 2024 deadline set by the UK authorities.

The transfer makes LCY the primary London airport to completely undertake the brand new know-how and take away the safety clearance rule. Nationwide, LCY is the second U.Okay. airport to drop the rule, after Teesside Worldwide Airport (MME) dropped the liquid rule in March.

The safety upgrades are available in response to a problem set by the U.Okay. authorities for its nation’s airports to have the scanners totally operational of their hubs by 2024 to hurry up the circulate of passengers. The earlier U.Okay. prime minister, Boris Johnson, had promised to scrap the rule by December 2022, however his successor, Rishi Sunak, later prolonged the deadline to June 2024.

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A brand new 3D computed tomography scanner in Miami. JOE READLE/GETTY IMAGES

Talking in regards to the plans final 12 months, U.Okay. Transport Secretary Mark Harper mentioned: “The tiny toiletry has turn out to be a staple of airport safety checkpoints, however that’s all set to alter. I’m streamlining cabin bag guidelines at airports whereas enhancing safety. By 2024, main airports throughout the U.Okay. can have the newest safety tech put in, lowering queuing instances, enhancing the passenger expertise, and most significantly detecting potential threats.

“After all, this gained’t occur right away – that is going to take 2 years to be totally applied. Till then, passengers should proceed following the prevailing guidelines and verify earlier than travelling.”

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The 100-milliliter rule was launched within the U.Okay. following a thwarted terror plot in 2006 involving explosives hidden inside drinks bottles. Virtually twenty years later, scanner know-how has vastly improved, making enforcement of the liquid cap redundant the place the scanners are totally operational.

Vacationers at LCY will be capable of carry as much as 2 liters (greater than half a gallon) of liquid of their hand baggage and move via safety with out eradicating electrical gadgets comparable to laptops.

Plane take off in London, with the buildings of Canary Wharf within the distance. JOHN LAMB/GETTY IMAGES

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U.Okay. airports aren’t the primary to reap the benefits of the CT scanners. A number of worldwide friends — together with Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) and Miami Worldwide Airport (MIA) — are already streamlining their safety checkpoints with the know-how. In truth, the CT scanners have been operational at LCY for a while, however solely now’s the 100-milliliter rule being dropped.

Metropolis bosses initially aimed for the {hardware} to be put in throughout the airport safety areas by the tip of March — forward of the U.Okay.’s busy Easter holidays, when bosses can be hoping to cut back wait instances and keep away from a repeat of final 12 months’s mass delays and overcrowding.

LCY affords key short-haul providers from the U.Okay. to wider Europe and is the fifth-busiest London hub. Its routes are serviced by British Airways, ITA Airways, KLM and Lufthansa, amongst others.

Extra reporting by Joe Ellison.

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