On the Ground: Security

Japan’s Kansai International Airport is installing three Rohde & Schwarz QPS201 security scanners. The installation is part of an extensive renovation of Terminal 1, including advanced screening equipment.

London Gatwick has transformed its security screening process with cutting-edge tech. This means travellers no longer need to remove electronic items from hand baggage, or place liquids in plastic bags.

JFK Millennium Partners has selected K2 Security Screening Group to procure, install and deploy a state-of-the-art security screening checkpoint at the new JFK Terminal 6, facilitating a seamless CX.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport has opened a new Transportation Security Administration security checkpoint. The aim is to enhance CX with “a faster, more efficient screening experience”.

Tampa International Airport has opened a new security screening checkpoint in a major upgrade for Airside E. The checkpoint features the latest screening technology and provides a modernised CX.

American Airlines is teaming up with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration and UK Department for Transport on a pilot program, One Stop Security (OSS), aiming to simplify the connection process.

Houston Airports has opened the new Terminal E Ticketing Lobby at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. This state-of-the-art facility, temporarily exclusive to United passengers, streamlines check-in.

London Luton Airport has extended the hours for its free Prebook Security service that allows passengers to skip security queues by reserving a 30-minute slot ahead of their arrival at the airport.