This decision was made possible thanks to measures implemented by Cluj International Airport in collaboration with the Anti-Terrorist Brigade of the Romanian Intelligence Service (S.R.I.) and the equipment manufacturer contracted by the airport.
Cluj Airport recorded traffic of over 3.2 million passengers in 2024, with estimates for 2025 projecting 3.4 million passengers.
Across the European Union, airports equipped to scan the contents of larger liquid containers will soon be able to abandon the rule requiring passengers to discard bottles and most containers over 100 ml at security checkpoints.
Bucharest Airports National Company confirmed that the lifting of these carry-on liquid restrictions will take place by the first three months of 2026 at the latest. The installation and activation of the equipment will happen in two stages, and restrictions will only disappear once all scanners are fully operational.
Read more HERE
Cluj-based student team competing in global solar car race in Australia
Comments
comments