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Mitiga airport receives Smiths Detection planeside luggage detection equipment

Equipment will reduce passenger waiting time for luggage

bySami Zaptia
March 16, 2022
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Mitiga airport receives Smiths Detection planeside luggage detection equipment

Mitiga airport installs planeside luggage inspection equipment (Photo: Airports Authority).

Libya’s Airports Authority announced Monday that it had received planeside luggage detection equipment to be installed at Tripoli’s Mitiga airport.

The mobile detectors are installed in Mercedes vans and supplied by German-based Smiths Detection through its local agent.

The operation of the equipment comes within the context of raising the level of security and enhancing the procedures for inspecting bags on the air side of the airport in order to meet the stipulated international standards, the Airports Authority explained.

 

After completing payment of its overseas maintenance debts, Libyan Airlines expected to receive its three aircraft stranded abroad – LibyaHerald

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