Surprise for passengers. This airport also abolishes a fluid limit
Important European airport tolerates a fluid frustrating passenger. Ryanair flies there from eleven Polish cities.
The liquid limit in hand luggage slowly goes to the past. Another important airport in Europe has just introduced changes in regulations that have been frustrating passengers for years. Thanks to the purchase and implementation of CT scanners at the Dublin airport, you no longer need to transfer the contents of larger bottles to 100 millyrity containers. This is good information for Poles who can fly from the capital of Ireland on board of Ryanair up to eleven Polish cities.
Important changes for passengers at the airport in Dublin
From Friday at the airport in Dublin, you no longer need to pull out fluids and electronics during safety control. Current restrictions on the maximum allowed fluid capacity capacity, which until now was 100 ml, have been lifted.
From now on, all passengers can take even two -liter bottles on board, and there are no top -down adjustments about their number or the need to pack them in transparent bags. In hand luggage, you can continue to transport electronics, which now no longer needs to be removed for control.
“Changing the regulations is the result of many millions of euros modernization of scanning technology, which is used to control the departing passengers and their hand luggage,” writes the BBC. Thirty such scanners were installed in Dublin.
These European airports have already changed their rules
According to fly4free.pl, Ryanair flies to Dublin from eleven Polish airports – these are ports in Bydgoszcz, Gdańsk, Katowice, Krakow, Lublin, Łódź, Poznań, Rzeszów, Szczecin, Modlin and Wrocław.
Polish travelers can also use a newly lifted fluid limit at other European airports. On the increasingly growing port list, apart from Krakow and Poznań, you can find, among others Cities such as Milan, Rome, Edinburgh, Vilnius and Kaunas.
