Real-time and historical data collected from X-rays, lanes, and other checkpoint equipment is made available for reporting and monitoring purposes.
Image analysis is performed in a remote area, away from distractions. To counter traffic variation the agents-to-lane ratio can be adapted.
Inspection agents receive results of the primary image analysis, leading to more efficient searches.
Empty trays are collected at the end of the lane and automatically sent to the divest station.
Items deemed suspicious are diverted to a secure recheck area.
Passengers can move at their own pace and use multiple trays without slowing the process.
The PAX Advanced automated screening lane guarantees an excellent passenger experience throughout the checkpoint process. This pays dividends by helping your airport make security less stressful, more straightforward and comfortable for travellers.
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