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Originally Posted by mahasamatman
(Post 35642162)
Those questions were eliminated before TSA was ever formed in 2001. Some countries never got the message and still try to shift the blame for their own incompetence.
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Originally Posted by drewguy (Post # 17)
(Post 35641647)
Narita has transit security checks . . . .
I have never experienced checks at the gate at NRT, though to be fair others here transit there far more than I do.
Originally Posted by exerda (Post # 19)
(Post 35641746)
I've bought post-security liquids at NRT and BKK several times without issue.
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This isn't a UA specific issue.
However, I don't see any other FT thread, and I can't find any DHS reference list. Here are the current known/reported airports disallowing liquids for US bound departures, collected from this thread: AMM EZE JNB LIM MNL SCL SJD TLV Might consider making wiki post if desired by others. |
I don't remember the last time I was asked the old security questions on packing the myself and having it my control the whole time. It's been a few years.
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Originally Posted by fumje
(Post 35643202)
This isn't a UA specific issue.
However, I don't see any other FT thread, and I can't find any DHS reference list. Here are the current known/reported airports disallowing liquids for US bound departures, collected from this thread: AMM EZE JNB LIM MNL SCL SJD TLV Might consider making wiki post if desired by others.
Originally Posted by AnkSFO
(Post 35643273)
I don't remember the last time I was asked the old security questions on packing the myself and having it my control the whole time. It's been a few years.
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Originally Posted by AirbusFan2B
(Post 35642091)
SIN is essentially pre-security that they don’t allow liquids to be taken through security. It’s just that security screening happens at the gate whereafter they corral you into a pen with no services. So you can not take a bottle of water with you on the plane in SIN from what I have experienced. In TLV you can as they only seem to care about interviewing every pax.
They used to allow purchases made at Changi airport in sealed containers, but I have no idea if this exception is still the case. |
Originally Posted by lincolnjkc
(Post 35643404)
Could be useful!
Originally Posted by AnkSFO
(Post 35643273)
I don't remember the last time I was asked the old security questions on packing the myself and having it my control the whole time. It's been a few years.
Re: questions, yes, I get that every time from anywhere with ICTS. Most recently last month for me. |
Originally Posted by ContinentalFan
(Post 35643598)
Also, empty bottles are fine and there is a station to fill them post security.
They used to allow purchases made at Changi airport in sealed containers, but I have no idea if this exception is still the case. |
Originally Posted by fumje
(Post 35643202)
This isn't a UA specific issue.
However, I don't see any other FT thread, and I can't find any DHS reference list. Here are the current known/reported airports disallowing liquids for US bound departures, collected from this thread: AMM EZE JNB LIM MNL SCL SJD TLV Might consider making wiki post if desired by others. |
I could be wrong but i thought security was at the Gate at SIN (2022), which would preclude beverages. (tbf i was on SQ SIN-EWR) but i thought all gates had security at the gate; distinctly remember because i was SSSS.
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Originally Posted by oblisk
(Post 35644421)
I could be wrong but i thought security was at the Gate at SIN (2022), which would preclude beverages. (tbf i was on SQ SIN-EWR) but i thought all gates had security at the gate; distinctly remember because i was SSSS.
SIN T4 uses common security when entering airside, like other airports, and doesn't have that problem(unless the destination country demand gate screening). But mainly CX/KE/other low-cost flies out of T4, not UA |
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