in 2006 following a foiled transatlantic terror plot. The 100 ml liquid rule was first implemented in the U.K. London City Airport becomes only the second airport in the country to implement upgraded security screening procedures following Teesside Airport in northern England in March 2023.
will have the latest security tech installed, reducing queuing times, improving the passenger experience, and most importantly detecting potential threats," said Transport Secretary Mark Harper. airports are to gradually follow suit following an overhaul of screening equipment with a U.K. "The new lanes will not only cut hassle, but also cut queuing times which I know passengers will love." airport to offer a fully CT security experience," said Robert Sinclair, London City Airport Chief. "The good news for anyone planning a holiday or a business trip is that we will be the first mainstream U.K. The scrapping of the 100 ml rule - which has been in place since 2006 - comes following the replacement of older security scanners with new generation high-tech C3 scanners that will enable security to thoroughly screen travelers' bags from all angles. Officials hope this will improve the passenger experience and streamline security procedures which will, in turn, allow the airport to process an estimated 30% more passengers per hour. Passengers will also no longer have to remove items such as laptops, electronics, make-up and other items from their luggage for security screening at the airport. airport to drop its 100 milliliter liquid rule, meaning passengers departing from the airport may now carry liquids of up to 2 liters in their hand luggage. LONDON - London City Airport has, on Tuesday, become the first major U.K.
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