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  • Anonymous
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    11 Nov 2014
    at 12:30
    #429947

    TiredOldHack
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    OK, I’m an idiot. This is a re-post because I first mentioned Doha.

    Travelling on the 15th from Colombo to LHR via Doha. If I buy duty-free spirits in Colombo airport will I be allowed to take them through security at Doha as a carry-on? Don’t think my connection time allows enough leeway for shopping in Doha airport (only 50 minutes.

    11 Nov 2014
    at 12:30
    #429948

    SimonS1
    Participant

    Google Doha airport website.

    11 Nov 2014
    at 17:23
    #429949

    TiredOldHack
    Participant

    Thanks Should have thought of that…

    Ah! “As a transfer passenger you may carry alcoholic beverages in your baggage. However these must be packed in containers of less than 5 litres.”

    Plain enough. Tanqueray time, then.

    12 Nov 2014
    at 03:29
    #429950

    SimonS1
    Participant

    Exactly as someone posted for you on the other thread you started up.

    12 Nov 2014
    at 06:14
    #429951

    TiredOldHack
    Participant

    Ah. Thought I’d killed that. whatever. I’m an ageing idiot. Live with it. I do.

    12 Nov 2014
    at 09:52
    #429952
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