Originally Posted by
FLOIR
I tried this in Amsterdam and they would not let an empty bottle, with no cap on it, go through. They actually had to throw it away for me.
It was on top of an open bag, I guess next time I need to put it under things. I really had no idea they would not let an empty, clear, plastic bottle through.
was this recently? The TS/S forum had a bunch of stories like this at the beginning of the current madness - I recall ZRH figured prominently - but I had no idea this was still going on. Of course technically they won't LET you refill if you read the EU regulations - all the BS about sealed duty-free with proof of purchase, yada yada.
That's one of my number 1 gripes about the current regime. Since when exactly is it DG Transport's job to provide duty-free stores with a source of monopoly rents!
