North East England's Teesside Airport First to Eliminate Liquid Requirements at Security

Ever dreamt of breezing through airport security without fussing over those pesky 100ml liquid limitations? Teeside Airport (MME) in North East England has just made that dream a reality! Outshining its rival, London City Airport (LCY), Teeside now proudly flaunts its state-of-the-art C3 scanners, making it the UK's first airport to ditch the 100ml rule. These hospital-grade CT scanners are so incredibly precise, you can waltz through security without separating liquids from your bags – a true game-changer in air travel!

Bid farewell to the era of tiny shampoo bottles and conveyor belt chaos: the travel gods have answered our prayers! The new airport security guidelines now allow passengers to keep liquids of up to two litres in their bags, as well as laptops—making life easier for busy travellers. Gone are the days of watching a stranger rummage through your luggage to uncover a stray bottle of tanning lotion. It's about time, too, as those pesky previous restrictions have haunted us since 2006, when a foiled terror plot involving explosives in drink bottles prompted their introduction.

Passengers can now prepare for smoother journeys and fist-pumps in the air! Teesside Airport is way ahead of the game with their early implementation of new high-tech security scanners, giving passengers a faster and hassle-free security experience. This regional hub is making major strides in aviation, putting the big players to shame by ditching liquid restrictions even before the Easter rush. Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen and the team at Teesside Airport are champions of both passenger safety and enjoyable travel experiences, proving that regional airports are soaring high and leading the way!