Passengers traveling through London Gatwick airport will no longer be required to remove their electronic devices or liquids from plastic bags.
The multi-million-pound security upgrade includes the installation of new ‘state-of-the-art’ 3D technology into all 19 security lanes, an airport spokesperson said.
You can take liquids through security in containers up to 100ml volume, which is a more efficient and environmentally friendly move.
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A major airport wants its passengers to present their boarding card to use the restrooms.
London Gatwick head of security Cyrus Dana said it was a ‘positive change,’ allowing passengers to pass through security checks with ‘more ease.’
She said that more than 95% passengers pass through the security check at London Gatwick within five minutes.
As we grow, the safety and security of our passengers is our number one priority. This cutting edge technology provides a safe and robust travel experience for our customers.
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Gatwick has joined Birmingham, Bristol and London City airports, as well as Luton and Southend, in the rule changes.
Dana said, “We take pride in providing an excellent passenger experience. As we enter the busy summer season, we look forward to delivering this service.”
Some airports have not yet implemented the new technology. As a result, passengers returning from other destinations may be subject to the 100ml liquid container and 1 litre clear plastic bag rules.