Re:TSA’s Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangero...
by craftyguy on Sunday December 09, 2018 @12:48AM
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Many major airports (and many minor ones it seems) offer a way to refill empty bottles after the 'security' check. That's not really the point of my comment though.
Re:TSA’s Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangero...
by tinus_hn on Sunday December 09, 2018 @05:55AM
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The latest trick is to have ‘convenience’ warm water at the toilets after security, so you can buy water bottles at the shops.
Re:TSA’s Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangero...
by craftyguy on Sunday December 09, 2018 @02:13PM
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I've never had problems asking restaurant bars inside the terminal for ice.
Re:TSA’s Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangero...
by anticensor on Sunday December 09, 2018 @04:13AM
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That will not fly in Europe. The size of empty bottle also needs to be smaller than a specified size.
Re:TSA’s Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangero...
by srrr on Sunday December 09, 2018 @05:40AM
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If your bottle is empty it can be as big as you want. If you have anything with liquid in it (or semi liquids like toothpaste) the container must have a capacity of less than 100ml.
There are exceptions for medications and baby food.
Re:TSA’s Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangero...
by dawnerd on Sunday December 09, 2018 @05:14AM
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Flew through France with a refillable bottle no problem. Where about a is it an issue? Want to make sure my expensive bottle isn’t donated to security.
Re:TSA’s Roadmap for Airport Surveillance Moves in a Dangero...
by lostlogin on Sunday December 09, 2018 @05:33AM
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Paris CDG and London LHR took empties a few months back.
Once you drink half, refill it at a fountain (or lukewarm water from a bathroom sink if you can funnel it in) to have more cold water.