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Passengers want to know where their confiscated whisky ends up (Photo: Wikipedia)

EU keen on worldwide roll out of air safety rules

by Helena Spongenberg, STRASBOURG,

The European Union wants to extend its restrictions on liquids allowed on board aircrafts beyond its borders to help European duty-free companies compete on a more even basis.

A new EU security regulation introduced in November last year limits passengers to carrying 100 millilitres of liquids onto aircraft in a sealed plastic bag. But the measures do not apply to passengers from outside the 27-member union, who are transiting through EU airports.

The inconsistency means passenger...

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Passengers want to know where their confiscated whisky ends up (Photo: Wikipedia)

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