A MAJOR Scots airport has been forced to reinstate strict hand luggage rules - despite introducing new scanners. Holidaymakers travelling through the Aberdeen airport were glad to wave goodbye to the 100ml liquids rule. 3 Aberdeen airport has new scanners - but they have to reinstate strict rules Credit: Getty 3 Aberdeen International airport was one of the first to drop the rules Credit: Alamy 3 The strict rules over liquids in hand luggage is set to return Credit: Getty But passengers have now been informed they will have to revert back to the old restrictions.
The reintroduction of restrictions on carrying liquids over 100ml at six regional airports in the UK is a "temporary measure", according to the Transport Secretary. New CT scanners were set to be installed across major UK airports that would allow people to travel with two litres of liquids. The high-tech machines create a 3D image of what is inside passengers' bags.
Read More Travel BOTTLE JOB Four major airports won't fully scrap 100ml liquid rules until 2025 JET SET Abandoned UK airport that closed 13 years ago could serve a million passengers The Department for Transport (DfT) is reimposing the dreaded liquid limit at the five UK airports where it had been erased in what they describe as a "temporary measure". The change will come into effect from midnight on Sunday and will affect passengers travelling from London City, Aberdeen, Newcastle , Leeds/Bradford, Southend and Teesside airports. All of the airports hav.
