Finishing off a bottle of water in a hurry, removing a laptop and a transparent toiletry bag and carefully arranging them in separate bins: this is the daily routine for business travellers faced with more or less chaotic airport checks. However, the scene should soon disappear from British territory, if we are to believe the recent measures taken by the local authorities, at the instigation of Boris Johnson. Between two statements on Brexitthe Prime Minister has turned his attention to the case of the UK airportsby asking that the 3D technologies to be deployed in all major platforms before the 1st December 2022. The use of 3D must increase the reliability of controlsIt will also make the passenger journey smoother. Passengers will be able to leave their electrical equipment and liquids in their cabin baggage, as the current 100 ml limit becomes obsolete.
reinforcing the vital role our airports play in securing the UK's position as a global trading hub
" We are home to Europe's largest air networkwith millions of people passing through our airports every year for work, holidays and family visits "said Boris Johnson. " We are ready to rationalise these journeys thanks to the deployment of this revolutionary technology - reduce hassle for travellers and improve security measures. By making travel through UK airports easier than ever, these new facilities will help reinforce the vital role our airports play in securing the UK's position as a global hub for trade, tourism and investment. "continued the Prime Minister.
