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100ml liquid limit temporarily reintroduced at Jersey Airport

100ml liquid limit temporarily reintroduced at Jersey Airport

Saturday 08 June 2024

100ml liquid limit temporarily reintroduced at Jersey Airport

Saturday 08 June 2024


Jersey Airport passengers will no longer be able to carry liquids over 100ml in their hand luggage following a temporary directive from the UK Department for Transport.

Ports of Jersey said that the change, which is being applied across regional airports in the UK, is “not in response to a specific threat”.

All of the airports affected had previously scrapped the 100ml liquid rules after introducing high-tech security scanners.

The UK Department for Transport has said temporarily reintroducing the rules will “enable further improvements to be made to the new checkpoint systems”.

The change will apply from tomorrow, although the UK Department for Transport has not yet indicated how long the restrictions will be back in place for.

What are the rules?

  • Liquids, aerosols, gels, or pastes may be carried through security where the maximum volume of any individual container being carried is no greater than 100ml and the content is not frozen.

  • All liquids, aerosols, gels and pastes carried in hand luggage will have to be removed and placed in the security trays for screening. There is no need to place them in a separate tray or in a plastic bag.

  • Where liquids, gels or pastes in containers greater than 100ml are required for medical purposes or a special dietary requirement for medical purposes, these will be subjected to additional screening methods.

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