A spokesperson for the Department for Transport says 'a number of UK airports' are trialling new technology that would mean liquids and electronics could be left in passengers bags through security.
A spokesperson for the Department for Transport says"a number of UK airports" are trialling new technology that would mean liquids and electronics could be left in passengers bags through security.Why you can trust Sky News
For 16 years, air passengers have had to take all hand luggage liquids, in containers of no more than 100ml, and electrical devices out of their bags and transfer them into a separate tray or a small plastic bag in order for staff security to inspect. A spokesperson for the Department for Transport said:"We are currently considering the position on the future screening of liquids and electronics being carried though UK airport security checkpoints by passengers.
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