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Yet, you cannot take a small bottle of water That's true, of course. You can nevertheless avoid paying 8 bucks for a small bottle of water after security: Tak
by CaptainZapp 13y ago
Yet, you cannot take a small bottle of water
That's true, of course. You can nevertheless avoid paying 8 bucks for a small bottle of water after security:
Take empty bottles and fill them up in the loo after the security check.
- chmars 13y agoWater quality and temperature is often an issue. And on some airports, there's an additional security check before boarding – for example sometimes in Male.
- aestra 13y agoI always take an empty water bottle with me. I always travel with a water bottle, even on short (hour long) car rides. Usually a drinking fountain is provided outside the bathrooms. Better yet, find a restaurant with a soda fountain, those always have a water dispenser on them, and you can add ice too. Just enter and let the staff know you are filling up your water bottle, they won't mind.
- darkarmani 13y agoAnd now you've just circumvented aircraft security smuggling dangerous, dangerous water on-board.
- brazzy 13y agoWater isn't the issue, explosives or components thereof are, as well as not having to individually check the contents of millions of bottles every day. You'd have a point if airport restaurants commonly sold nitroglycerine. Which they don't.
- easytiger 13y agoYou aren;t allowed empty bottles. at least they have been removed from me
- benburleson 13y agoThis is what's wrong with TSA. Random, different rules applied by different agents. And if you question an agent's application of rules, you're a terrorist and won't be flying today.
- toomuchtodo 13y agoHave you tried with something like a Naglene water bottle?