The Calgary International Airport is set to announce some changes to its operations this travel season as thousands are expected to fly in and out of the city this month.
Officials on Thursday morning will be sharing full details about what the airport is doing to smooth travel for guests, but one major change involves some new equipment.
The airport installed a new X-ray machine at the U.S. concourse E, which means passengers flying out won’t need to remove permitted liquids or large electronics from their carry-on luggage.
Calgary International is one of the first airports in Canada to use the equipment, but the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority has plans to install them at other airports.
Other changes for passengers include Air Canada’s decision to scrap seat selection and ban carry-on bags for its …