Prince George Airport advises travellers of temporary baggage screening changes
PRINCE GEORGE —Travellers flying out of Prince George Airport are being asked to arrive earlier than usual as temporary checked baggage screening procedures remain in place following an equipment issue.
The Prince George Airport Authority says a problem affecting CATSA’s checked baggage screening system has prompted the implementation of manual screening processes while repairs are completed. Airport officials were advised that repairs are expected to take approximately 10 business days (as of July 17).
To help reduce delays and improve efficiency, CATSA has relocated its temporary checked baggage screening operation to the International Arrivals area of the terminal. The move allows multiple screening queues to operate at the same time while maintenance work is underway.
Passengers travelling with checked luggage are being encouraged to allow extra time before their flights. Travellers should first check in with their airline and then proceed to the temporary screening area in International Arrivals before heading to passenger security.
