Passengers at Spanish airports will soon be able to take more than 100ml of liquids in their hand luggage.
From 2024, restrictions on liquids will be removed at some Spanish terminals, airport manager AENA has announced. Passengers will also be able to leave electronics in their luggage after new 3D X-ray technology is installed.
For the first time in over a decade, people will no longer be left fumbling at security while they remove items from their bags or have to decant toiletries into 100ml bottles. The new rules will also mean that you can bring items like bottles of wine or olive oil in your hand luggage.
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