Travellers should be prepared for lengthy queues on arrival in all major Australian airports tomorrow when the government introduces cuts to the Duty Free tobacco allowance, according to the Australian Airports Association (AAA).
Passengers are expected to queue longer through the primary and secondary lines for bag search checks on tobacco or as those in the line are forced to surrender their cigarettes or pay duty on tobacco products.
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Passengers are expected to queue longer through the primary and secondary lines for bag search checks on tobacco or as those in the line are forced to surrender their cigarettes or pay duty on tobacco products.
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