Passengers restricted in-flight baggage

Passengers restricted in-flight baggage

LONDON, Britain - Japanese passengers show items they are able to take as in-flight baggage in a transparent bag at Heathrow airport in London on Aug. 10. The measure restricting carry-on items was taken after Britain thwarted a terrorist plot to blow up in mid-flight a multiple number of aircraft flying from Britain to the United States.

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