What’s changing from Friday 19 September? 

• Liquids, gels and electronics can stay in your carry-on baggage when going through security. 

• There is no limit on the number of liquids and gels that can be carried in your carry-on baggage. 

• The previous 100ml maximum limit on liquids and gels no longer applies, and items in containers up to 2 litres can be brought through security 

• Liquids and gels no longer need to be packed inside clear plastic bags. 

What's staying the same? 

• Items such as belts, footwear which extends over the ankle, jackets, hoodies, oversized jumpers and cardigans must be removed and placed in the security tray. 

• Passengers must continue to remove all items from their pockets, including keys, wallets and phones. 

• Keep your passport packed in your baggage — it won't be checked during your screening. 

• Sharp objects over 6cm aren’t allowed in your carry-on baggage. 

• Pushchairs, wheelchairs and walking aids are welcome. Just ask a Security Officer if you need a hand. 

Please note the rules below related to liquids and electronics remain in place for travel up to midnight Thursday 18 September: 

• Liquids go in containers under 100ml, packed in a clear bag and separated from your carry-on baggage. Baby milk, medicine, or dietary liquids can go over the 100ml limit — just ask a security officer for a special liquids tray. 

• Place electronics, coins, wallets, belts, jewellery, and metal-strap watches in a tray. If you're passing through a C3 machine in T2, you can leave your electronics in your bag.