About 30 new C3 scanners and body scanners have been installed in the two terminals at the airport.
The scanners will apply similar technology to the CT scanners in hospitals, generating 3D images of bags, which build it simpler to detect what is inside.
The conversion operation has been completed ahead of the airport authority’s own tarreceive of October 2025 and ahead of the regulatory deadline of 31December 2025.
A further three scanners have been installed in a new screening area in Terminal 1 which will become home to a dedicated rapid-track facility.
Gary McLean, managing director of Dublin Airport, stated the new new technology is “a very positive and welcome development for passengers and staff”.
“Passengers have been viewing forward to the day when the 100ml rule would be gone for good – and today is that day,” he added.
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