Airports with 3D Scanners: Active Locations & Liquids Rules

New C3 scanners installed across several lanes.

Standard X-ray scanners with pilot 3D lanes undergoing evaluation at T1.

Equipped with next-generation EDS-CB C3 scanners across all security lanes. Liquids and electronics can remain inside carry-on baggage.

Checkpoints equipped with next-gen EDS-CB C3 scanners on central lanes: liquids and electronics can remain inside carry-on baggage on designated lanes.

Ongoing rollout of 3D CT scanners in central screening checkpoints.

Standard X-ray scanners. Remove all liquids and electronics into trays.

Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 equipped with state-of-the-art Smiths Detection EDS-CB C3 tomographic scanners.

3D scanners operational on multiple lanes in Terminal 1.

Modern CT screening lanes on departures level.

Standard TSA and ICAO X-ray scanners. Liquids, laptops, and tablets must be placed in separate security bins.

3D EDSCB scanners active across select T4 and T1 lanes.

Smart security channels with 3D CT scanners. Compliant liquids and laptops stay in bags.

All screening lanes feature 3D CT scanners.

Standard AENA X-ray scanners. Remove liquids and laptops.

Advanced security scanners and biometric Smart Gates for immigration.

Standard AENA security checks. Liquids and electronics separated in trays.

Standard X-ray scanners. Liquids and electronics must be separated into trays before screening.

Standard X-ray security. Place liquids (max 100ml) and electronic devices in separate bins.

Standard X-ray security screening. Liquids and electronics must be separated.

100% of security checkpoints at Schiphol feature cutting-edge 3D CT scanners.

Terminal 1 features EDS-CB C3 smart scanners. Terminal 2 operates traditional scanners with 100ml limit.

3D CT scanners operational in Terminal 3.

Terminal 5 features modern 3D CT scanners.

UK Department for Transport temporarily reinstated 100ml limit across UK airports while 3D C3 scanners are being deployed.

Terminal 2 extensively fitted with smart CT scanners.

High-tech screening lanes featuring 3D CT equipment on multiple checkpoints.

Standard X-ray scanners.

Terminal 2 (Schengen flights to EU/Italy) operates next-gen 3D CT scanners. Liquids, drink bottles, and laptops can stay inside your bag.

Advanced Smart Security Lanes with automated tray return.

Standard X-ray screening with fast lanes and family corridors.

Traditional screening equipment.

3D CT scanners operating in central checkpoints.

Gatwick completed 3D C3 scanner rollout. However, under temporary UK Government rules, the 100ml container cap remains in place.

TSA strictly enforces federal TSA 3-1-1 liquids rule for standard travelers.

Ciampino operates conventional X-ray screening lanes. Next-gen 3D CT scanners for unrestricted liquids are not installed here.

Next-gen EDS-CB C3 computed tomography scanners installed on main security lanes: liquids and laptops stay inside luggage on equipped lanes.

Fuerteventura operates conventional X-ray screening checkpoints. Passengers must extract large electronics (laptops, tablets) and place liquids into the clear resealable pouch.

Standard X-ray scanners. Laptops and 100ml liquids must be removed for screening.

Standard X-ray scanners: liquids (max 100ml) and laptops must be placed in trays.

Standard Aena X-ray: 100ml liquids and laptops must be removed.

Standard X-ray scanners: liquids max 100ml and laptops removed.

Progressive rollout of 3D CT scanners across screening lanes in Terminal 1 and 2.

Standard X-ray scanners. Liquids and electronics must be placed in separate trays.

Standard X-ray scanners. Liquids and electronics must be placed in separate bins.

Standard X-ray security. Liquids and laptops must be removed into bins.

Standard X-ray scanners. Liquids and electronic devices must be removed.

Advanced CT 3D computer tomography scanners deployed across multiple lanes in T1. In CT lanes liquids and electronic devices remain inside hand luggage.

Conventional X-ray scanners. Fast queues with dedicated family lanes.