Could Flyers Soon Be Allowed To Bring More Than 3.4 oz Of Liquids On Board?
Just a week after announcing an end to the post-9/11 shoe removal policy, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem suggested Wednesday that the 3.4 oz liquid limit through security may soon be reconsidered 🙌.
“The liquids I’m questioning,” Noem said at a Washington event Wednesday hosted by NewsNation and The Hill. “That may be the next big announcement.”
The 3.4 oz liquid rule was introduced in 2006 after a foiled UK terror plot involving liquid explosives.
Why now? Noem pointed to new TSA tech and “layered security” that could allow changes while maintaining safety. However, no timeline has been announced for an update.
Just think of all the sunscreen, face lotion, and drinks that could be saved.
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