Just remember to put any duty free liquids you have purchased into your hold luggage before you check them back in or you may end up loosing them!
Just remember to put any duty free liquids you have purchased into your hold luggage before you check them back in or you may end up loosing them!
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Hardly at all I suspect because, with a few exceptions, it's not the bargain it was and the liquid restrictions haven't helped.
The Duty Free shops are far quieter than they used to be years ago and I see very few people boarding transatlantic flights with bags from them now. It's the same on the return flights where you can actually see how much has been bought because it's delivered to the aircraft door for collection on boarding. The jetways used to be packed with it but nowadays it's just a few small bags and not all of that will be booze.
The other question I would ask is how many people buy it onboard now? I really feel for the cabin crew who are obviously required by their employers to walk through the aircraft holding up the catalogue with almost nobody interested.
Last edited by Katys Grandad; 10-07-2012 at 03:50.
If they actually sold the stuff "duty free" then it might be worth buying it, but I can usually buy spirits, for example, cheaper in Tesco's. However, I do buy cigars (Classics) in the duty free on the way out. These definitely offer a big saving over the usual retail price.
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