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EU: FLIGHTS - LIQUIDS BAN TO END: New scanners could end airline liquids ban - The ban on passengers taking liquids on planes could be lifted within a year after ministers approved a new generation of airport scanners

01 April 2012

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EU: FLIGHTS - LIQUIDS BAN TO END: New scanners could end airline liquids ban - The ban on passengers taking liquids on planes could be lifted within a year after ministers approved a new generation of airport scanners (Daily Telegraph, link)

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