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India tests full-body scanners at airports, examines Flydubai safety incident

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The Indian aviation security authority is trialing full-body scanners at Bengaluru and Cochin airports. The scanners are being adjusted to accommodate common Indian jewelry and clothing. Data from these trials will determine if the scanners are deployed at eight major airports. Authorities are also reviewing a recent incident where a Flydubai pilot was injured. This review may lead to updated safety advisories following internal discussions.

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