On the Ground: Security

The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has introduced CT X-ray technology at Edmonton International Airport’s Domestic/International checkpoint for “a more seamless experience”.

Zurich Airport has begun installing state-of-the-art CT technology at its security checkpoint. The aim is to simplify the process for passengers, improve the working environment for employees, and increase capacity.

Avinor is acquiring new, modern technology for the security checkpoint at Oslo Airport. When the project is completed by the summer of 2028, the security checkpoint process will be more efficient and simplified.

Cologne Bonn Airport is completely redesigning and modernising the Terminal 1 security checkpoint. This includes equipping all security lanes with state-of-the-art CT technology as part of the renovation.

Brisbane Airport has opened a brand-new screening point, featuring CT technology, as part of its Domestic Terminal transformation, delivering a smoother, more streamlined security experience for travellers.

BER has completed the installation of modern CT scanners for security controls in T1, with 24 lanes now featuring the tech, meaning travellers no longer need to remove electronic devices or liquids from hand luggage.

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is transforming MCO’s security checkpoint with an immersive 3D experience in partnership with Synect, as part of a content-first and tech-focused strategy.

American Airlines is the first carrier to pilot One Stop Security in the U.S. for seamless connections. This allows customers travelling from LHR and connecting through DFW to clear U.S. Customs at the arrival gate.