The EU has order that from 1 September, all liquids, aerosols and gels must be under 100mls.
Passengers travelling through Dublin Airport are being warned about temporary changes to rules around carrying liquids in hand luggage.This comes after questions were raised over the reliability of new scanners which were to remove the liquids limit.
In Terminal One, all liquids, which must be under 100ml, should be put into a clear one litre bag and placed visibly in the security tray. At Terminal Two, where the new scanners have already been installed, all liquids must also be in containers under 100ml and in a clear bag in the security tray. However, travellers are advised to check the specific requirements of other airports on their route, as these may differ.
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