PASSENGERS travelling through Malaga Airport will no longer need to remove liquids or laptops from their bags once its new €1.5 billion expansion plan is complete. Malaga will receive a large share of this money, with upgrades aimed at boosting its capacity beyond 36 million passengers per year. Currently the airport handles around 30 million travellers annually, making it one of Spain’s busiest hubs. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez described the expansion as “the biggest investment in airports in decades” when presenting the plan this week in Alicante. The reforms are expected to transform Malaga Airport into one of the most modern in Europe, combining greater capacity with smoother travel for millions of passengers each year.