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London’s Heathrow joins global airports, revises 100ml liquid limit; know how India’s rules differ

News DeskLast Updated: 25 January 2026, 11:52 AM ISTShare Heathrow ends 100ml liquid rule with new scanners, speeding up passenger security checks. Representational Image | Photograph Courtesy: Victor Freitas/Pexels London’s Heathrow Airport, Europe’s busiest, has scrapped the long-standing 100ml liquid limit for departing passengers, following a £1 billion technology upgrade across its four terminals. Travellers can now carry containers holding up to two litres, while laptops and other electronics no longer need to be removed from bags during security checks.

London’s Heathrow joins global airports, revises 100ml liquid limit; know how India’s rules differ

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Key Highlights

  • Smarter scanners for faster, hassle-free travel The airport has installed advanced CT scanners capable of producing high-resolution 3D images of all luggage.
  • Security staff can now identify potential threats without passengers unpacking, streamlining the screening process.
  • These new measures replace rules in place since 2006, introduced after a thwarted liquid explosives plot.
  • Heathrow is now the largest airport in the world to deploy this technology across every terminal, allowing it to process thousands of passengers each hour with far greater efficiency.
  • Global trend and return journey caution Heathrow joins other international hubs adopting similar systems, including New York, Dubai, and Hong Kong.
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