You are thinking of escaping to a European city for a few days. You pack your suitcase (watch that) discount suitcase, which is too much) and happy little bag of fluids. You can only carry liquids in separate containers of up to 100 ml and placed in a transparent bag, but the regulations continue to cost you terribly even though they have been around for years.
you went solid shampooyou stop taking your favorite cologne not only for the environment but also to reduce the liquids in your suitcase while traveling and even avoid having to transfer it to a smaller boat.
Well, it seems that something may change sooner than we think because the probability End liquidity ban in hand luggage at the airport.
New airport scanners
Thanks to this regulation on the use of liquids, it can be eliminated. application of high-tech 3D scanners It’s already being tested at airports like London’s Stansted.
Such scanners work like an X-ray scanner for computed tomography (CT) scans that produce high resolution volumetric 3D images. Processing it this way shows a better image. the contents of the suitcase and thus, there will be no need to remove liquid (or electronic device) from the suitcase during airport security control, the liquid limit will not be 100 ml, but two-liter containers can be taken.
3D scanner technology is already in use at airports such as Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta or O’Hare in Chicago, and The forecast is that it will be used in airports around the world in 2024. because the procedure would be expedited and congestion at many airports would be relieved by reducing queues at security checks.
Nothing has yet been approved by AENA or the Ministry of Public Works in Spain, but we look forward to the time when we don’t have to look through the magnifying glass we carry in our toiletry bag. hand luggage.
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