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“Max hug time three minutes,” warn signs outside the terminal, adding that those seeking “fonder farewells” should head to the airport’s parking lot instead. The cuddle cap was imposed ...

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Dunedin Airport in New Zealand's South Island erected a sign reading: "Max hug time three minutes. For fonder farewells please use the car park." The rule applies only to the drop-off zone.