Our CCTV systems collect and process the following types of information 

• Video images of individuals moving through airport premises, including identifiable facial features, physical characteristics, and behaviour within monitored areas.
• Location and time data, including the date, time, and specific camera location where footage is captured.
• Vehicle information, such as vehicle images, registration plates, and movements within car parks, access roads, and restricted areas.
• Operational incident data, such as security events, alarms, or activities linked to airport safety and regulatory compliance.
• Staff interactions, including images of employees performing operational duties in public or restricted areas.

Purpose of CCTV Monitoring 

Closed‑Circuit Television (CCTV) operates throughout the airport to support the safety and security of passengers, visitors, and staff. CCTV helps us prevent and detect crime, manage incidents, and maintain the safe operation of airport facilities.

Areas Covered 

Cameras are located in public areas including terminal buildings, check‑in areas, security screening areas, departure lounges, baggage halls, car parks, access roads, and other operational spaces. Some cameras may operate continuously, while others may be motion‑activated.

Legal Basis for Processing 

We process CCTV footage as part of our legitimate interest in ensuring airport security, complying with aviation safety requirements, and meeting our legal obligations under applicable data protection and security regulations.

What Information We Collect 

CCTV systems capture video images. Footage may include identifiable images of individuals, vehicles, and activities within the airport estate.

How Long We Keep CCTV Footage 

Footage is retained 30 days, unless it is required for an ongoing investigation, legal process, or law‑enforcement request.

Who We Share Footage With

CCTV footage may be shared with authorised third parties when necessary, including:

• Law enforcement agencies
• Security and safety partners
• Regulatory authorities
• Insurers or legal representatives (where legally justified)

Footage is only shared when there is a lawful basis to do so.

How Footage Is Protected 

All CCTV recordings are stored securely and accessed only by authorised personnel. We use technical and organisational measures to prevent unauthorised access, alteration, or disclosure.

Your Rights 

Depending on applicable data protection laws, you may have the right to request access to CCTV footage that includes your personal data. Requests must include sufficient information for us to locate the relevant footage and may be subject to legal exemptions.