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Why are liquids not allowed on flights?

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Shortly before dawn on 10 August 2006, the top executives of Britain's airlines were telephoned to be told their passengers would be banned from carrying anything more than a purse or wallet into an aircraft cabin. read more

First of all, liquids are allowed in a flight but the liquid has to be less than 100ml if I'm not mistaken. And as far as taking more than that of liquids in a flight is concerned, well its for your saftey. read more

A relaxing of the rules is slowly happening, however. Since January 31, 2014, transit passengers have been permitted to take sealed duty-free bags (containing liquids above 100ml) through security. read more

It's not the airlines that make that rule, it's the security rules of Governments. Airlines do have other rules about what you can and can't bring onboard - the details are in your ticket. read more

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