Watch: Brummies weigh in on Birmingham Airport's baggage compliance issues

Here’s what Brummies think about the new 100ml liquids rule at Birmingham Airport

Birmingham Airport says passengers not following the 100ml liquids rule may add 20 minutes to their security check.

How do travellers feel about this? I'm here today in Birmingham getting passengers reactions to Birmingham Airport's enforcement of the 100ml liquid rule in hand luggage.

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Some say it's necessary, others find it a hassle. We're hitting the streets of the city to gather opinions on this pressing issue. Birmingham Airport has been facing criticism over extended wait times at security checkpoints. The issue primarily stems from passengers not adhering to the 100ml liquid rule for hand luggage. Despite clear guidelines and reminders, many travelers continue to carry liquids, pastes, and gels exceeding the limit, causing delays.

The airport claims that even one non-compliant bag can add up to 20 minutes per person in the security line, impacting everyone's travel experience. While some passengers find the rule frustrating and inconvenient, others recognize it as a necessary measure for safety and efficiency. The airport has invested in cutting-edge security equipment but faces regulatory constraints, making strict adherence to the 100ml rule essential for smoother operations.

Opinions are mixed on Birmingham Airport's liquid restrictions. Some travelers support the rules for safety, while others feel it disrupts their journey.

Compliance does of course remain crucial for smoother security checks and a better travel experience for everyone.

Watch the video above to see what Brummies think about the rules.

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