Orly airport, south-east of Paris, is experimenting with 3D scanners to simplify cabin baggage screening and allow security officers to "focus on the quality of service". The 3D technology means passengers no longer have to remove liquids and certain electronic devices from their luggage, "a breath of fresh air", according to one employee. Deputy CEO of Aéroports de Paris (ADP) Edward Arkwright says the initiative allows staff "to do their job better, to be considerate and hospitable." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES