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Vanderlande, along with integrated remote screening software partner, Optosecurity Corp., have been notified that their integrated ASL system has been approved by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to proceed to airport operational deployments after successful completion of TSA’s integration assessment testing. Vanderlande and Optosecurity’s ASL will be deployed for Operational Readiness Tests at U.S. Category-X airports this summer.

Tallinn Airport has selected Vanderlande’s latest generation of SCANNOJET passenger checkpoints for its new security screening area.

At the headquarters in Veghel, the Netherlands, Vanderlande can test the throughput of EDS machines. This is useful for both Vanderlande and suppliers of machines in order to find out realistic machine capacities and have more predictable on-site installations. During the month of February 2017, the MV3D machine from L3 Technologies was successfully integrated in the 120-meter long, continuous baggage conveyor loop.

Vanderlande has taken responsibility for the operations and maintenance (O&M) at Tocumen International Airport, Panama’s leading hub between North and South America. This represents another important step toward a larger programme in which Vanderlande will become Tocumen’s preferred baggage handling partner.

Toyota Industries Corporation’s (TICO) acquisition of Vanderlande – the global market leader for value-added logistic process automation at airports and in the parcel market, as well as being a leading supplier for warehouses – has been completed. Originally announced in March, it has been confirmed that, as of today, Vanderlande is now officially part of the TICO group.