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End of two-year safety campaign

The Civil Aviation Authority has concluded its largest nationwide safety campaign, Work Together, Stay Apart (WTSA).
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CAA safety campaign wraps up, but its message remains clear

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Information for passengers

What to expect at the airport

If you want to get through security screening without delay, make sure you are not wearing or carrying anything that will trigger a security alarm or that requires an inspection.
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What to expect at the airport

Items removed during screening

A few items are the main cause of bags being opened and items removed. Learn about the items commonly removed during screening.
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Items removed during screening

Learn about body scanners

AvSec has rolled out Advanced Imaging Technology (body scanner) devices across New Zealand’s international airports.
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Learn about body scanners

Our dogs

AvSec’s dogs are different from Customs and MPI dogs. Their job is to sniff for explosives, not drugs or food.
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Our dogs