The technology also eliminates the need to remove laptops from cabin baggage
However, Donegal and Shannon airports have already introduced new technologies that remove the need for such measures.
In a statement to JOE on Friday , airport operator daa confirmed it is currently trailling technologies that could enable both Cork and Dublin's airports to follow in Donegal and Shannon's footsteps."daa continues to implement the EU-wide aviation security regulation in relation to the 100ml limit for liquids, lotions, gels and pastes at Dublin and Cork airports," a spokesperson said."daa is currently trialling new enhanced x-ray technology at Dublin Airport.
"This project will involve the purchase of new state-of-the-art equipment as well as the completion of significant civil works within the terminal building itself. "When installed, the new technology at Dublin and Cork airports will end the need to remove laptops and liquids from cabin baggage and will enhance the overall customer experience for passengers."WATCH: Strange World stars Dennis Quaid & Jaboukie Young-White on the very unique new Disney movie
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