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Sweets On Flights
We're flying for the first time in ages and I want to avoid ear ache. Any tips?
Second question, if the best I can do is to suck boiled sweets am I allowed to take them in my had luggage? In a plastic bag? Or not at all maybe? Or perhaps I have to buy them airside, I cant figure it from the umpteen web pages I have read on what is and isnt allowed on a plane.
Second question, if the best I can do is to suck boiled sweets am I allowed to take them in my had luggage? In a plastic bag? Or not at all maybe? Or perhaps I have to buy them airside, I cant figure it from the umpteen web pages I have read on what is and isnt allowed on a plane.
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You can take anything in your hand baggage unless it's an obvious security risk (such as a knife) or comes in liquid (or gel) form. Full details here:
https:/ /www.go v.uk/ha nd-lugg age-res trictio ns
You can take anything in your hand baggage unless it's an obvious security risk (such as a knife) or comes in liquid (or gel) form. Full details here:
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>>> The big airports have shops like WH Smith and they are the same price as in high street shops
W H Smith is notoriously expensive! At the rail station where I worked they were charging three times the price for confectionery items than the convenience store across the road. (I also bought a notepad in our local post office for 90p. A few days later I saw the same notepads on sale in W H Smith at Stansted Airport for £4.50).
W H Smith is notoriously expensive! At the rail station where I worked they were charging three times the price for confectionery items than the convenience store across the road. (I also bought a notepad in our local post office for 90p. A few days later I saw the same notepads on sale in W H Smith at Stansted Airport for £4.50).
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