The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has certified L-3 Communications' [LLL] eXaminer XLB explosives detection system (EDS), making it the first industry certified EDS that meets the agency's requirements for high-speed scanning. The XLB can screen up to 1,200 bags per hour. The certification also gives L-3 three TSA-certified EDS systems it can offer airports. The other two systems are the reduced size EDS called the SX and the standard 3DX, which is a medium-speed system. The XLB also has a…
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