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NEW AVIATION SECURITY MEASURES
TO RESTRICT LIQUID, AEROSOLS AND GELS (LAGs) ON FLIGHTS FROM SINGAPORE

 As of the 8th of May 2007, there will be enhanced security measures for flights departing from Singapore Changi Airport, involving restrictions on the carriage of Liquids, Aerosols and Gels (LAGs).

The LAGs control measures cover personal hand-carry items and retail items bought at the airport or on board the aircraft only.

The following restrictions on the carriage of LAGs in passengers’ hand carry will apply:

  a)
LAGs taken through the screening point for flights from Singapore, must be carried in containers with a capacity no greater than 100 ml. LAGs carried in partially filled containers larger than 100 ml will not be accepted
   
  b)
Containers must be placed in a transparent re-sealable plastic bag with a maximum capacity not exceeding 1 litre. The containers must fit comfortably within the transparent bag, which must be completely closed.
   
  c)
Only one transparent re0sealable plastic bag must be presented separately for examination at the security screening point.
   
  d)
The transparent re-sealable plastic bag must be presented separately for examination at the security screening point.
   
  e)
Exceptions will be made for medications, baby milk/foods and special dietary requirements in LAGs form. These items will be subjected to additional checks and verification at the screening point.
   
   

Medicines may include the following:

    • Essential prescribed medicines, including angina spray
    • Essential non-prescribed medicines, such as cough syrup
    • Children’s medicines
    • Insulin
    • Clotting factor (for haemophiliacs)
    • Inhaler (with spare canisters to be packed in checked baggage)
    • Medication for diabetics etc.

Baby products include:

    • Baby milk
    • Sterilized water
    • Baby juice
    • Baby food in liquid, gel or paste form
    • Wet wipes

Special dietary items are food without which the passenger’s health is threatened. They should be taken in quantities that are sufficient for the flight. Examples include special foods that are necessary in:

  • Special diets for lactose intolerant passengers
  • Special diets for gluten-intolerant passengers
   
  f)
Exemptions will also be made for retail liquid items bought at the airport or on board the aircraft and packed in sealed transparent tamper-evident bags by the airport/airline staff. The receipt shall be clearly displayed in the sealed bag and the date of purchase shall coincide with the date of travel.

To facilitate their check-in and screening processes, passengers are advised to pack all LAGs items appropriately before arriving at the airport. All LAGs items not required during the flight should be packed into check-in luggage. If passengers are unsure of any item, they are advised to pack it in their check-in luggage.

Passengers are encouraged to check in for their flight early and to proceed to the security screening point at least 60 minutes prior to the flight departure time. All items exempted from the restrictions, such as medications, baby foods and special dietary items, as well as any supporting documentation should still be promptly presented for security checks.

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