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Travelers flying in Europe will have to make sure they comply with the rules on liquids coming back this weekend.
The European Union is reducing the limits for liquids airports
It means all the liquids, gels and aerosols in your hand luggage may be a maximum of 100 ml.
They should be placed in a clear, resealable bag. The rules have been in place since 2006 after a foiled bomb attack.
Some airports began to relax rules because of new scanners. But now the general ban has been reintroduced.
This is because planned new scanners have not yet been arranged.
According to reports, the EU has suspended the new technology because it did not meet performance standards.
British airports are also introducing new scanners, meaning the rules are no longer necessary. But for the time being, liquidity restrictions still apply there too.
The times reports that UK airports will have the new scanners ready next year.
The rules do not apply to baby food and medicines.
Meanwhile, other surprising items have been banned from carry-on luggage.
To have Taking protein powder with you when flying can cause a bit of a headachee it seems.
Other people have been caught getting confused about the amount of fluid. To clarify: these are the containers that may be a maximum of 100 ml.
If you have a larger bottle, this is not allowed, even if there is only a small amount of liquid in it.
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