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If you're flying soon, make sure you're well prepared before you head to the airport.
What to expect at the airport
If you want to get through security screening without delay, make sure you are not wearing or carrying anything that will trigger a security alarm or that requires an inspection.
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What can I bring?
To ensure you're travelling safely and to prevent items being relinquished at security, we've listed some of the more common items with restrictions.
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Learn about body scanners
Advanced Imaging Technology (body scanner) devices are used across New Zealand’s international airports.
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Cabin safety for passengers
When you’re travelling on an aircraft, there are a number of rules that help to keep you safe.
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Our dogs
Learn more about our explosive detector dogs who sniff for explosives and explosive materials.
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Advanced screening technology
To increase aviation security and improve passenger experience, AvSec is introducing a range of new equipment and screening procedures.
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