Birmingham Airport's security hall is currently undergoing a £60 million refurbishment, which will see the installation of new state-of-the-art bag scanners
Passengers flying from Birmingham Airport before June may notice some changes to the security process due to new hand luggage rules being implemented. The airport is currently undergoing a £60 million revamp of its security hall, which includes the installation of state-of-the-art bag scanners.
Three of the new scanners were installed at the airport in April and have been put into operation. This means that some passengers flying abroad before June may be directed by staff to a security lane using the new scanners, while others will continue to use the old machines. Until June 1, the advice is to stick to the 100ml liquid limit and place these items in a clear, resealable plastic bag within the tray.
A spokesperson for the airport highlighted: "We wish to remind our customers that existing security restrictions remain in place. This can be confusing to our customers."
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