UK Airports Drop 100ml Liquid Rule for Summer

Some UK airports have stopped the 100ml liquid rule at security checks.

UK airports are getting ready for many travelers during the summer holidays. Holidaymakers need to know about airport security rules.

Some airports stopped the 100ml liquid rule because of new CT scanners. These scanners show detailed 3D images of luggage, so travelers can keep 2-liter liquids in their hand luggage.

The UK airports that stopped the 100ml liquid rule are:

Not all UK airports have stopped the 100ml liquid rule. Many still require liquids to be 100ml or less, but some have eased their rules.

Travelers should check with their airport for specific rules. They should also check the rules for the airport they are flying back from.

The UK airports that still have the 100ml liquid rule are:

The government says liquids include:

For airports with the 100ml rule, there are exceptions for baby food, medicine, and special diet food.

TUI warned holidaymakers about changes to airport security. The company said travelers should still follow current rules because not all airports have changed.

TUI listed some UK airports that have introduced changes, including Aberdeen and London City. The company told customers to check its website for more information.

Some airports have new rules, but travelers should still check for updates.

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