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Heathrow introducing new 3D scanners to end liquids and laptops carry-on hassle
The equipment from FTSE100 engineering giant Smiths Group uses 3D images and advanced explosives detection that means electronics and liquids can remain inside carry-on luggage, speeding up the passenger screening process.
The first lanes will be installed in anticipation of a recovery in passenger numbers later this year.
Smiths Detection boss Roland Carter said the new equipment offered benefits for passenger experience as well as enhanced security.
Last edited by tracym; 01-21-2022 at 11:28 AM.
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Heathrow introducing new 3D scanners to end liquids and laptops carry-on hassle. T HE hassle of removing laptops and liquids from bags at Heathrow security is set become a thing of the past after the London airport .
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