Liverpool airport security
The flight information screens on the main concourse, and in the restaurant and bar area will show when you should proceed to Departures via passport control.
Before entering the Departure Lounge all passengers must pass through security. Here, your boarding card will be inspected and you will be required to go through security screening (passengers on some flights will also be subject to Image Capturing). All hand baggage and coats will be passed through an X-ray scanner and should be kept to a minimum.
Security checks are subject to change.
Baggage Security
NEVER leave baggage or personal belongings unattended in or around the terminal, as they will be removed and may be destroyed. Please be sure baggage checked in or taken with you on your flight belongs only to you.
Do not accept parcels or packages that belong to others (even friends), unless you can check the contents yourself. In the event of a passenger carrying an item for another person, this information must be declared.
Remember, never leave your baggage in the care of a stranger and always put your name and address on a label 'inside' your baggage.
When asked questions about your baggage, you must answer carefully and clearly. In the UK, it is now an offence to give false answers to such questions. Even the most casual remarks may be treated as a real threat and will brought to the attention of the police.
Items Not Permitted
Please note that the list below is only an example and a full list can be obtained from your airline/tour operator.
For safety reasons, the following items must not be taken onto the aircraft:
- Ammunition
- Gas cartridges / refills
- Firearms (including toy guns)
- Paint
- Knives
- Lighter fuel
- Acid
- Mercury
- Explosives
- Weapons, or items that could be used as a potential weapon
Note: Carrying dangerous goods on-board an aircraft is an offence and may be subject to a penalty. Please consult your airline if you require further information.
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