REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
Zurich Airport is partnering with Smiths Detection – an exhibitor at FTE Global (LA, 28-30 October 2024) – to trial CT security scanners, which enable travellers to leave liquids and electronics in hand baggage.
Leeds Bradford Airport is transforming CX with new, cutting-edge security scanners. The next-generation screening technology enables travellers to leave liquids and large electronic items in their bags.
Heathrow Airport has relaunched its Fast Track Security offering in time for the busy summer season, offering “a premium security experience, cutting down queue times, and getting journeys off to smooth starts”.
Hermes Airports is implementing SeeTrue’s AI automated threat detection solution at Pafos Airport, in addition to Larnaka Airport, as part of its “ongoing commitment to enhancing security and CX”.
Aberdeen International Airport is now equipped with the latest next-generation security checkpoint scanners, meaning travellers no longer need to remove laptops or liquids when passing through security.
Austin-Bergstrom Airport (AUS) has started the next major, transformative ‘Journey With AUS’ expansion project – the West Infill and Transportation Security Administration Checkpoint 3 Expansion.
Qantas passengers will benefit from a major upgrade of security screening technology at Melbourne Airport, with works underway to deliver a smoother, enhanced experience for domestic travellers.
New technology that confirms the validity of a traveller’s identification and their flight information in real time is now in use at the TSA security checkpoints at Virginia’s Norfolk International Airport.
ORD is to receive an additional $40 million in Airport Terminal Program grant funds. The grant will be used to upgrade customer amenities, improve security screening and expand accessibility at Terminal 3.
KUN has installed three CT-based scanners, making the security process faster and more convenient for travellers as they no longer need to remove any electronic devices or liquids from hand luggage.
ORD is to receive an additional $40 million in Airport Terminal Program grant funds. The grant will be used to upgrade customer amenities, improve security screening and expand accessibility at Terminal 3.
KUN has installed three CT-based scanners, making the security process faster and more convenient for travellers as they no longer need to remove any electronic devices or liquids from hand luggage.
Denver International Airport has opened its new West Security Checkpoint as part of the Great Hall Program, with “advanced technology creating a more efficient process and better experience for passengers”.
Fukuoka International Airport is to install new computed tomography (CT) X-ray scanners from Smiths Detection, meaning travellers will no longer need to remove electrical items and liquids from hand baggage.
Phase one improvements to the security checkpoint at Louisville Airport (SDF) are underway, as part of the ‘SDF Next Program’ that will see $400m invested in enhancements to the Jerry E. Abramson Terminal.
London Gatwick has announced a partnership Smiths Detection to supply state-of-the-art CT scanners. Once installed, passengers will no longer need to remove electrical items or liquids from hand baggage.
Riga Airport has introduced a separate screening line at the passenger security checkpoint for families travelling with children under the age of seven as part of efforts to “improve the travel experience”.
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is deploying 12 Rohde & Schwarz QPS Walk2000 walk-through scanners to optimise and streamline security and support high-volume screening at its employee checkpoints.
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