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4th Mar 2023, 15:54

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Originally Posted by Spanish eyes

I can’t find any reference that the existing body scanners will be changed for newer models that don’t require metal objects to be removed from passengers. These new scanners are for bags only.

From Tech Market view.
"At Luton, the first lanes are expected to open to the public in Q423. All airports must comply with the DFT and CAA requirements for the implementation of C3 technology for baggage screening (allowing everything to stay within the bag) and use of 100% body scanning for passengers by June 2024."
Remember Luton based MacDonald Humfrey Automation is part of Leidos now and along with the acquired L3 Harris businesd offers the full package across baggage and people scanners.
They already use ProVision 2 People scanners which will get upgrades.
"To further improve operations, Leidos will also install its Mosaic open-architecture software platform, which will integrate all security components into a single management system."

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