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World airport security

For those going for international trips from time to time, collecting knowledge about airport security is a troublesome job.
We here offer thoughtfully-chosen representative Q & A for your convenience.

      World airport security
What if I make a joke about having a bomb or gun in my luggage?

Category: World airport security

Never make a joke out of airport security, such as "Ooh, I might have a bomb or a gun in my luggage, ha, ha." Airport security is required to take such statements as though you were serious and you will be in serious trouble. Any 'jokes' such as this, even if made by a child, will be taken seriously and could result in you missing your flight and having to pay a fine.
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Where can I find more information about airport security?

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If you properly understand the rules of airport security and luggage restrictions, getting through airport security is really quite simple. Accessing to the Internet, you will be able to find a long list of permitted and prohibited items for air travelers, and information for travelers with special needs.
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Am I permitted to bring duty-free liquids in my carry-on bags?

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If you want to bring home a bottle or two duty-free alcohols or perfume, purchases of liquids of any size from duty-free shops in the U.S. are permitted. But the quantity is limited to 3 ounce if you are on a connecting flight. When it comes to the US airport security checkpoints, duty-free liquids are subject to the 3-1-1 policy as all other liquids and...
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What items are prohibited in hand luggage to get aboard at the British airports?

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In view of the severe security situation at British airports, some items cannot be packed in your hand luggage but can be packed in your hold luggage (If these items are discovered in your hand luggage they will be confiscated and not returned.) In addition, for safety reasons, there are a number of items that cannot be taken onto any aircraft, so please do not pack them in any luggage (hand or hold).
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If I visit Hong Kong as a tourist, do I need a visa?

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Many people are confused about the difference between Hong Kong and China, so they often ask "do I need a visa for Hong Kong?" the Hong Kong visa system wholly separate to the Chinese visa system, almost exactly the same as under British rule ten years ago...
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May I bring liquids and gels in my carry-on to get aboard? Do solid vitamins and medications need to be stowed in their original containers?

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Many countries have defined restrictions on the type and quantity of liquids that may be carried in hand baggage through the airport, or on flights arriving into or departing from their countries. These restrictions protect air travelers against the current security threat.
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What does the ''3-1-1 for carry-ons'' mean? Is the TSA’s 3-1-1 policy well-accepted and popular in the world airports?

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The TSA announces a new rule called "3-1-1 for carry-ons". 3 stands for a 3 ounce bottle or less by volume; 1 means one quart-sized, transparent, plastic, zip-top bag; the other 1 indicates one bag for each passenger put in screening bin. The new regulation almost applies to all liquids...
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What is the latest change from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of America?

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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) declared an important change in its policy. The TSA has announced that passengers refusing to show ID will no longer be able to fly. This policy change will go into force on June 21, 2008.
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