CT Scanning X-Ray Technology and Film
The deployment of Computed Tomography (CT) scanners
for carry-on luggage has continued to accelerate.
When traveling with film, it is best to assume that
any major airport worldwide now employs CT
scanning technology.
Kodak Alaris strongly advises against putting any
unexposed or exposed but unprocessed film through a CT Scanner.
Do not check your film;
Checked bags are also CT scanned.
Pack your film in a clear plastic re-sealable bag,
remove it from your carry-on bag at the checkpoint, and ask
for a hand inspection at Security.
Hand inspections may not be guaranteed at all airports.
Contacting the airport in advance is strongly advised.
If hand inspections are not possible and CT scanners
are employed, you may wish to consider alternate
arrangements such as purchasing and processing film
locally instead.
The deployment of Computed Tomography (CT) scanners
for carry-on luggage has continued to accelerate.
When traveling with film, it is best to assume that
any major airport worldwide now employs CT
scanning technology.
Kodak Alaris strongly advises against putting any
unexposed or exposed but unprocessed film through a CT Scanner.
Do not check your film;
Checked bags are also CT scanned.
Pack your film in a clear plastic re-sealable bag,
remove it from your carry-on bag at the checkpoint, and ask
for a hand inspection at Security.
Hand inspections may not be guaranteed at all airports.
Contacting the airport in advance is strongly advised.
If hand inspections are not possible and CT scanners
are employed, you may wish to consider alternate
arrangements such as purchasing and processing film
locally instead.