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Following
the heightened
security at all the airports in the UK the US Department of Homeland
Security has said that it is temporarily banning all liquids and gels from being carried on all commercial flights.
The
newly banned liquids include items
such as gels, beverages (even water), Duty Free, lotions, perfumes etc. These and other liquids are
now no longer permitted to be carried on all commercial flights departing the
US.
Excluded from the measures are baby formula or juice if a baby or small child is travelling, prescription medicine with a name that matches the
name on the passenger’s ticket and insulin and other non-prescription medicines.
While
initially this restriction was for all commercial flights departing the
US, Qantas has already confirmed that it will be enforcing this rule for
all flights in to the US.
Passengers
are strongly advised to contact
their airline for the latest developments.
Heightened
Security at all UK Airports
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