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millie
  
 United Kingdom 640 Posts Joined: 29 Sep 2002 Status: offline | Posted - 17 May 2008 : 19:58:44

| I usually take some food items in my carry on bag for the kids to eat while on board which we dispose of at the end of the flight if anything is left. With the restrictions being brought in since our last trip I was wondering if you can still take food through security? I am talking about a few bags of crisps, raisins, lollies, apples etc. I know I can't take juice through but wasn't sure about these.
Also can you take your camera in your hand baggage?
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blott
    
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| Yes, you can take all those on board the plane quite happily but, as you say, you need to dispose of any uneaten ones - particularly the raisins and apples - before landing.
Yes, you should carry your camera in your hand baggage - remember that you cannot lock your cases and all electronic items with batteries should be in your hand luggage. | Blott www.orlandovillas.com/villas/150.aspx
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Ebony
Ireland 30 Posts Joined: 13 Feb 2008 Status: offline | Posted - 17 May 2008 : 20:24:03

| quote: Originally posted by blott Yes, you can take all those on board the plane quite happily but, as you say, you need to dispose of any uneaten ones - particularly the raisins and apples - before landing.
Yes, you should carry your camera in your hand baggage - remember that you cannot lock your cases and all electronic items with batteries should be in your hand luggage.
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