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Sealing the fate of onboard liquidsSealing the fate of onboard liquids
Eluned Woollven
15-Nov-2006
At last month’s TFWA World Exhibition, the New Aviation Security Regime conference laid bare the implications of the sealed bag system for liquids carried on board, which has now become law. Eluned Woollven reports
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By the time you read this, it will be a fait accompli. From November 6 complicated EU legislation concerning the carrying of liquids on board aircraft will have become law,........
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