WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Thursday that 180 airlines worldwide that fly directly to U.S. airports have complied with the first phase of enhanced security measures outlined in June.

DHS spokesman David Lapan said no airlines are currently subject to in-cabin restrictions on large electronics including laptops.

Late Wednesday, the government confirmed it lifted restrictions on Saudi Airlines flights from Riyadh after earlier dropping restrictions on Jeddah flights.

Last week, the U.S. government revised its security directive, which also include additional requirements that must be met within 120 days.

An airline official told Reuters last week it gave airlines more flexibility and additional time to obtain explosive trace detection equipment.