London’s Heathrow Airport has eliminated the 100 ml restriction on liquids in cabin baggage so passengers passing through security can carry a bottle of water ...

Many airports globally are bringing in the machines to speed up security, with airports in New York, Hong Kong and Dubai all starting to use them.

The U.K.'s busiest airport becomes first in the world to remove the 100ml (3.4 oz) liquid container limit for international flights.

It was the ultimate jet-set location, the chosen entry route into the UK for a host of international celebrities wreathed in sunglasses and designer outfits. But now the pioneering Terminal 1 building ...

Europe's busiest hub airport ended its 100-milliliter restriction on liquids, gels and aerosols. Could the end of the U.S.'s 3-1-1 policy be next?

The future of airport security has arrived in the British capital.

London’s Heathrow Airport, Europe’s busiest, has scrapped the long-standing 100ml liquid limit for departing passengers, following a £1 billion technology upgrade across its four terminals. Travellers ...

Heathrow’s new scanners generate high-resolution 3D images of cabin bags, allowing security staff to detect threats without unpacking items. According to the BBC, Heathrow is now the largest airport ...

As a key part of the £1 billion technology upgrade, these scanners are now operational across all four terminals, streamlining security checks for thousands of passengers an hour while maintaining ...