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Holidaymakers still flouting security rules



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Published Date: 13 May 2008
HOLIDAYMAKERS are still flouting security laws brought in two years ago after a terror alert.

The carrying of liquid items above 100ml in hand luggage was banned in August 2006, but passengers are still ignoring them, causing a headache for airport staff.

Security staff at Newcastle International are confiscating abut 400 litres of prohibited liquids, worth an estimated £1,000, every day – enough to fill a large resort hotel swimming pool each year.

And as the airport enters its busy summer period, it is taking up to 10 hours a day to recycle and dispose of confiscated liquids.

Peter Snell, Newcastle International's landside operations manager, said: "This was a big enough issue for us during our quietest winter months.

"But now that the summer holiday season is in full swing, it's becoming a bigger and bigger problem for us to manage."



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  • Last Updated: 13 May 2008 9:27 AM
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  • Location: South Shields
 
 

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