Nine Indian airports will be getting rid of the current baggage screening machines for the sake of passenger convenience. Reportedly, the Airport Authority of India (AAI) has signed multi-million dollar deal with a global firm to provide baggage scanners, which will be installed at nine airports in India, including Kolkata and Chennai.
The new baggage screening machines will ensure passengers go through a smooth airport check-in and also reduce the pressure faced by the security personnel during rush hours and during mandatory airport screening.
"Smiths Detection won the bid to install and integrate high-speed explosives detection systems (EDS) for hold-baggage screening at 11 sites of nine airports across India," told the firm to the press.
According to news reports, the CTX 9,800 high-speed explosives detection system can scan 9,800 bags in an hour. Furthermore, the US Transportation Security Administration and the Civil Aviation Administration of China have granted it certification.
09/02/18 Resham Sengar/happytrips
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The new baggage screening machines will ensure passengers go through a smooth airport check-in and also reduce the pressure faced by the security personnel during rush hours and during mandatory airport screening.
"Smiths Detection won the bid to install and integrate high-speed explosives detection systems (EDS) for hold-baggage screening at 11 sites of nine airports across India," told the firm to the press.
According to news reports, the CTX 9,800 high-speed explosives detection system can scan 9,800 bags in an hour. Furthermore, the US Transportation Security Administration and the Civil Aviation Administration of China have granted it certification.
09/02/18 Resham Sengar/happytrips
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