Vilnius Airport in Lithuania has created a
'Christmas tree' made of dangerous items staff have had to confiscate from
passengers - including blades, knives and bullets.
Aviation security at Vilnius Airport took a
unique approach to their festive decorations this year, displaying a tree made
entirely from prohibited things that passengers have left behind, in order to
send an 'educational message' about what should never be seen in an airport
terminal.
The tree, complete with a Christmas star
made of blades, was called a 'masterpiece' by the airport and urged travellers
to make sure they're not carrying any of the banned items next time they board
a plane.
On LinkedIn, Lithuanian Airports wrote, "Here
at Lithuanian Airports, we are certain that you have seen many different
Christmas trees - natural, modern, innovative, and simply quirky. We can
guarantee - you haven't seen anything like this.
"With the winter travel season well under
way, the Aviation security officers at Vilnius Airport opted for an unusual
take on the Christmas classic, aiming to send an educational message on the
importance of aviation security."
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