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FIA 2012: ADS guests given tour of new airport security zone

Posted 11 July 2012 · Add Comment

ADS director security Bob Rose today showed guests, including Robert Coleman, director of the centre for applied science and technology, around the new aviation security zone at FIA 2012.

Steve Williams, managing director Quantum Detection, showed the ADS guests around FLIR's mock-airport security run-through, demonstrating FLIR's threat detection instruments.

Thomas Korvers, FLIR sales Europe-Africa, demonstrating FLIR's indentiFINDER2.

Ross Harper, specialist explosives detection, demonstrates FIDO X3

ADS director security Bob Rose (left) with Steve Williams (centre) and Robert Coleman.

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