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Rome-Fiumicino's airport: experimentation body-scanner started today

Rome, Italy - The machine for passengers in Terminal 5 is in service from 11:30am

The body-scanner from today will be used in an experimental manner at Rome-Fiumicino's airport. From 11:30am the apparatus is in service for departing passengers in Terminal 5 to USA, during a ceremony in which ENAC (Italian Civil Aviation Authority) President, Vito Riggio, and Transport Minister, Altero Matteoli were present. The experimentation, after Rome, will be in Milan-Malpensa and Venice-Tessera...

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Rome, Italy, 03/04/2010 16:43
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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