Photos: Chelsea » Liquor for international flights needs to be locked in a cage so it can retain its duty-free status.

Liquor for international flights needs to be locked in a cage so it can retain its duty-free status.

I believe the kitchen uses 12 pallets of bottled water every day. Hopefully, the copy paper does not get served to passengers.
This is a box that knows where it's going.

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