News World News Holidays UK tourists issued warning as European airports scrap 100ml liquid rules Several major European airports are scrapping the restrictions, but travellers could get caught ...

Airports across the European Union (EU) are finally set to scrap the 100ml liquid restrictions for passengers – but there’s a catch.

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Which airports have lifted the 100ml rule? As of this week, Birmingham and Edinburgh airports have lifted the rule just in time for the summer holidays.

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The Transport Secretary has told air passengers to assume the 100ml limit on liquids in hand luggage remains in place despite two airports changing their policies.

Passengers travelling from Birmingham Airport can enjoy the luxury of taking drinks on board – while others across country are stuck with a 100ml limit.

In June 2024, the Department for Transport temporarily reinstated the 100ml liquid rule at airports with new scanners due to issues with misidentifying innocuous items.

Two major UK airports have lifted the 100ml liquid rule, allowing travellers to take through containers of up to two litres in their hand luggage.

Airports have begun lifting the 100ml restriction on hand luggage liquids across various UK sites, but sources say the move risks sparking confusion amid the busy holiday period.