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> [1]Ditching all liquids of course[3] [1] remembered. Hong Kong[2] -- Higgins wrote: It's not just T5 though. I was somewhere else recently, can't remember
> Is there some sound security rationale, or merely another attempt at
> seeing just how much shit passengers are willing to accept, for
> connecting passengers being led out of the controlled arrivals area, so
> that they can walk 5 yards through an uncontrolled space[1] just so that
> they can spend half an hour in a queue[2] to go through security
> screening to enter the controlled departure space?
> [2]Thanks to the utterly shit conveyor system that moves the trays
> around but seems to be jammed more often than it is functional.
> [3]These would be the liquids that were provided on the previous flight.
> Does that mean that an duty free purchases would also be ditched?
where[1]. Same story, off one flight, onto another but having to go
through security/x-ray/frisk/shoes, belt, everything off/anal probe etc.
I didn't have any liquids but noticed they all had to be dumped. So I've
no idea what happens to stuff you may have bought on the plane.
[2] The old airport was much more fun.
/Simon