UK newspaper The Independent today reports that anti-liquid security measures at U.K. airports are likely to remain in place permanently — at least until scanning devices are capable of automatically detecting potentially explosive substances. Link (Thanks, Adrian Champion)
War on Moisture "permanent," say UK air transport authorities
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