Major airports across the country will be fitted with more advanced security scanners, which will allow for the policy change
in the next two years. At present, passengers who fail to remove items from their hand luggage or attempt to travel with liquids over 100ml are considered to be the biggest cause of delays at airport security.
Luggage will pass through special CT scanners to allow inspectors to see the contents of bags from a 3D image, instead of the old 2D images. The technology also means that travellers will no longer need to put liquids in a clear, plastic bag. "We have just started the expansion of the security area in Terminal 3 which will have more CT scanners and have a deadline of mid-2024 from the DfT. By then the normal passenger experience will be that liquids stay in bags."
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