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They've still managed to find 100% of the bottles of water I've forgotten about and 100% of the water bottles with trace amounts of water still in them.
by craftyguy 8y ago
They've still managed to find 100% of the bottles of water I've forgotten about and 100% of the water bottles with trace amounts of water still in them.
- marnett 8y agoWell Coca Cola doesn’t make any money on Dasani or Smart Water if you slip on by!
- 8_hours_ago 8y agoI assume that’s because they see them all day long so they are pretty good at spotting them in an X-ray. They don’t see weapons or actually threatening objects very often, or ever except for training.
- Scoundreller 8y agoYou can bring frozen water through. Just drink the liquid before you actually get screened. Once you drink half, refill it at a fountain (or lukewarm water from a bathroom sink if you can funnel it in) to have more cold water.
- craftyguy 8y agoMany major airports (and many minor ones it seems) offer a way to refill empty bottles after the 'security' check. That's not really the point of my comment though.
- anticensor 8y agoThat will not fly in Europe. The size of empty bottle also needs to be smaller than a specified size.
- dawnerd 8y agoFlew through France with a refillable bottle no problem. Where about a is it an issue? Want to make sure my expensive bottle isn’t donated to security.
- srrr 8y agoIf your bottle is empty it can be as big as you want. If you have anything with liquid in it (or semi liquids like toothpaste) the container must have a capacity of less than 100ml. There are exceptions for medications and baby food.
- avar 8y agoWhere is it against policy? I recently brought frozen water through e.g. Malaga airport.