Passengers at Hyderabad airport required to use re-sealable plastic bags for LAGs
the advisory specifies that the permitted quantity of LAGs should not exceed 100 ml.
Hyderabad: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) issued a travel advisory announcing revised regulations regarding hand baggage for passengers.
The airport management has requested all travellers to keep their liquid, aerosol, and gel items (LAGs) in re-sealable plastic bags that are conveniently available at the security check area. Furthermore, the advisory specifies that the permitted quantity of LAGs should not exceed 100 ml.
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The new guidelines aim to streamline the security screening process and enhance passenger safety and convenience. By requiring passengers to store their LAGs in re-sealable plastic bags, the airport authorities hope to expedite security checks and minimise potential disruptions caused by prohibited items.
The re-sealable plastic bags, which are being provided by RGIA, are specifically designed to hold LAGs and meet international security standards. They offer a convenient solution for passengers to organise their toiletries, cosmetics, and other liquid-based items. The bags are readily available for passengers at the security check area.
