London City Airport has reported a 50% reduction in passenger queue times since the rollout of next-generation CT security scanners a year ago

In April 2023, London City Airport (LCY) became the first major airport in the UK to fully deploy next-generation CT (computed tomography) security scanners for its passengers, enabling travellers to pass through security without removing laptops and liquids from their hand luggage.

Passengers flying from LCY can now also take up to 2 litre bottles, are no longer restricted by 100ml liquid bottles, and can also leave large electronic items, such as laptops, in their bag as they pass through security screening.

The technology detects prohibited items with greater accuracy and allows security staff to work more efficiently.

 

Liquids can now stay in hand luggage at London City Airport
Liquids can now stay in hand luggage at London City Airport LCY/ Andrew Baker