As per BCAS, what is the minimum pixel count that an X-ray machine at the screening should be able to produce?

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), which is the regulatory authority for civil aviation security in India under the Ministry of Civil Aviation, lays down specific technical specifications for security equipment used at airports. According to the technical requirements for X-ray Baggage Inspection Systems (XBIS), the monitor/display unit must provide high-resolution images to ensure effective screening. The standard minimum resolution requirement for the display of these X-ray machines is 1024 × 768 pixels. This ensures that security personnel can clearly distinguish between different objects and identify potential threats or prohibited items within the baggage. Higher resolutions or dual-monitor setups are often used in advanced systems (like CTX or Dual View), but 1024 × 768 remains the baseline standard for screening monitors in many regulatory guidelines.