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Dubai: Emirates has begun to implement enhanced security measures involving flights to and from selected destinations, and passenger hand luggage will now be subject to additional scrutiny .
guidelines, new rules are in effect for carry-on baggage originating in or destined for Australia and New Zealand or from, in the United States or the United States [19659002] Powdered goods of a volume equal to or greater than 350 ml / g go through tighter control, the airline said on its official Twitter account.
Travel Advisory: New rules are in effect for hand luggage from or to Australia and New Zealand or from, via or to the United States. As of June 30, powders of 350 ml and above are subject to further screening. Complete information on https://t.co/1kGDLtlzbD
– Emirates Airline (@emirates) 1 July 2018In addition, according to the new directive, powdered substances in containers exceeding 350 ml / g must be registered and will not be allowed in cabin effects or cabin baggage.
These items will be seized at the Dubai Airport, as well as in Milan, Athens, depending on the last starting point, in accordance with the guidelines posted on the Emirates website
To avoid delays, passengers are advised to place powder products in their checked baggage. However, those who carry infant formula, prescription drugs and human remains are not covered by the new rules.
Powdery substances purchased from duty-free shops are permitted, but must be placed in "tamper-proof sealed bags". must show proof of purchase.
