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UK airport passengers advised to charge devices

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5:10am, Wed 9 Jul 2014 Last updated Wed 9 Jul 2014

All air passengers flying into or out of UK airports have been advised to make sure electronic devices in their hand luggage are charged before they travel.


File photo of an airport queue. Passengers are being advised to keep electronic devices in their hand luggage fully charged. Credit: Steve Parsons/PA Wire

The updated guidance has been issued by the Department for Transport "in line with the US advice".


A DfT spokesman said, "Passengers flying into or out of the UK are therefore advised to make sure electronic devices being carried in their hand luggage are charged before they travel."


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All air passengers flying into or out of UK airports have been advised to make sure electronic devices in their hand luggage are charged before they travel. The Department for Transport issued the updated guidance "in line with the US advice".





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