#travel-convenience

#travel-convenience

Thanks to new 'C3' technology, travellers passing through London Southend Airport can now leave liquids up to two litres in quantity, plus electrical items including laptops, iPads and tablets, in their cabin baggage. London Southend will also screen all passengers using security body scanners as part of the upgrades.

For this experiment, I wore the crossbody strap with the iPhone Air. It just seemed like these two were made for each other. Apple also sent the very basic bumper case, a polycarbonate bumper that runs along the periphery of the phone and attaches to the strap. The combination of the two seemed like a perfect fit, even if my wife commented that I looked like a suburban soccer mom wearing it. Here's how things went.

Marks & Spencer has opened its first-ever airside supermarket in London Heathrow Airport, allowing passengers to buy meals and snacks before their flights.