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Dangling airport display back on after extra cables added, motion disabled

Dangling airport display back on after extra cables added, motion disabled
South China Morning Post Sunday 06 September 2026, 12:41 UTC By Ng Kang-chung 1 min read
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A dangling digital art installation at Hong Kong’s airport has resumed operation after technicians added extra support cables and disabled its motion system. The Airport Authority said on Sunday that inspections confirmed the five electronic displays suspended in Terminal 2 met safety standards and were cleared to restart showing content. Additional cables had been installed to secure the screens as an extra safety precautionary measure, the authority said.

A dangling digital art installation at Hong Kong’s airport has resumed operation after technicians added extra support cables and disabled its motion system. The Airport Authority said on Sunday that inspections confirmed the five electronic displays suspended in Terminal 2 met safety standards and were cleared to restart showing content. Additional cables had been installed to secure the screens as an extra safety precautionary measure, the authority said. “Under the original safety design, two... [Image text:] F Smartphone Express Bag Prop AIE Self Bag Drop
Hong Kong’s (LOCATION) The Airport Authority (ORG)
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