Passengers flying between Europe and the United States will not be subject to the laptop ban enforced on flights from certain Middle Eastern countries.

Many travel experts expected the laptop ban to be extended to flights originating from Europe, but, at least for now, that’s not going to be the case.

Last month, a four-hour meeting between European Union and U.S. officials ended without an extension to the ban, with a joint statement by the European Commission and the Department for Homeland Security saying, “The United States and the European Union reaffirmed their commitment to continue working closely together on aviation security generally, including meeting next week in Washington, D.C. to further assess shared risks and solutions for protecting airline passengers, whilst ensuring the smooth functioning of global air travel.”

The statement further read, “At the meeting, both sides exchanged information on the serious evolving threats to aviation security and approaches to confronting such threats. Participants provided insight into existing aviation security standards and detection capabilities as well as recent security enhancements on both sides of the Atlantic related to large electronic devices placed in checked baggage.”