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Change in Liquid Restrictions
Sun, 04/06/2008 - 21:22
New Member
I recently read (but can’t remember on what airline’s site) that Europe has lessened its restrictions on carryon liquids. Can anyone confirm/ deny this? I know the US still requires 3 oz bottles in a 1 quart bag.
I don’t want to check my bag at all once I’m there, but this liquid issue might be a problem.
I’d be interested in hearing more about this, myself.
Supposedly, the 3-1-1 has gained international acceptance.
As far as I can see, the US TSA restrictions look the same, but last week I flew to and from SFO with my little 3 oz bottles consolidated in the clear quart bag and nobody took them out of my carry-on, let alone inspected them.