Picture: At Baiyun Airport, a passenger passes through the "easy security check" channel\China News Service

[Ta Kung Pao News] According to China News Service: Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport held an "easy security check" opening ceremony on the 19th, and the first batch of 10 "easy security check" channels were officially opened. After experiencing the traditional civil aviation security check mode for many years, passengers will get a new and more convenient experience.

This initiative is the integration and upgrade of the previous series of practices at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, such as "QR code inspection", "one-pass customs clearance" and "self-service security inspection smart channel". The airport has therefore become one of the first pilot units of the "Easy Security Check" model for China's civil aviation. The first batch of opening channels is located in the domestic security area of ​​Terminal 2 of the airport, numbered 37 to 46. The security inspection site is equipped with eye-catching signs to guide it. As the name suggests, the "Easy Security Check" model is embodied in "easy". The security check channel comprehensively uses advanced technologies and equipment such as person-bag correspondence, basket return, and millimeter-wave human imaging equipment to guide passengers to complete the security check by themselves. This method will effectively improve traffic efficiency and enhance passenger travel experience.

To join Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport’s “Easy Security Check”, passengers need to follow the public account “Baiyun Airport” or “Baiyun Airport Release” in advance and register as an “Easy Security Check” member.使用初期，旅客也可自行选择通过金属安全门检查。 Passengers who have not joined "Easy Security Check" and children under 12 years old must still pass through security check in the original way.

The relevant person in charge of Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport said that the "Passenger 'Easy Security Check' Plan" is a key work of the Civil Aviation Administration of China in recent years to vigorously promote research and pilot projects, aiming to create safer, more convenient and comfortable travel conditions for civil aviation passengers.