Airports Should Avoid Carrying Harmful Items
Last night at Airport Erfurt-Weimar, a 34-year-old German woman was temporarily prevented from boarding her flight to Hurghada. The incident occurred when air security assistants discovered an animal repellent spray, commonly known as pepper spray, in her hand luggage.
The federal police officers were called for assistance, and upon further investigation, it was confirmed that the initial suspicion from the technical screening was accurate. The violation related to the pepper spray had to be enforced.
The Federal Police Inspectorate Erfurt issued a reminder about dangerous and prohibited items at airports, which was transmitted via news aktuell. The Federal Police often remind travellers about such items to ensure safety at airports and to avoid inconvenience at security checks.
Travellers are advised to leave prohibited items at home. If you have any inquiries about the Federal Police, you can contact the Federal Police Inspectorate Erfurt at [email protected] or call 0361/ 659830. More information about the Federal Police can be found at http://www.bundespolizei.de.
The 34-year-old was allowed to board her flight after the pepper spray was confiscated, and no other prohibited items were found. The airport where the incident occurred is also referred to as our platform.
The Federal Police continue their ongoing efforts to ensure safety at airports. It is important to ensure such items are not in hand luggage to maintain a secure and smooth travel experience for all.
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