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We always mention that the aviation security rules are written by blood. But, what does Aviation security do? Aviation security encompasses the comprehensive measures and protocols implemented to safeguard the safety and integrity of air travel. It involves the protection of passengers, crew, aircraft, and airport facilities from potential threats such as terrorism, unlawful interference, and other security risks. The field of aviation security encompasses a wide range of practices, including passenger and baggage screening, cargo security, access control, and the implementation of advanced technologies to detect and mitigate security threats. Additionally, aviation security extends to the protection of critical aviation infrastructure and the development of robust security frameworks to ensure the resilience of the aviation sector in the face of evolving security challenges. PS: the picture is not directly related with the text

What is Aviation Security and what do they do? Learn more from our Frequently Asked Questions below.

What were the key 2023 issues in #aviationsecurity ? How did International Air Transport Association (IATA) try to help in this field, locally, regionally and globally? What are the issues, events and threats on the horizon as we move into 2024? Learning from the success of its long-standing and very successful #safety report, IATA is issuing for the first time a brand new IATA #security report. With this document, we hope to drive innovative modelling and address new threats, threat actors and threat vectors. You will find a specific section on #aircargo in section 9/pages 29-31. Some other highlights: ▪ Key messages for civil aviation authorities and regulators ▪ Overview of IATA’s governance in security ▪ International regulatory evolution in view of Security Management System (SeMS) adoption ▪ IATA’s security projects and commercial portfolio ▪ Forecast for 2024, opportunities, risks and vulnerabilities

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) releases the "IATA Annual Security Report 2023". The report highlights key issues within aviation security during 2023 and also looks ahead at the issues, events and threats that are on the horizon as we move into 2024. Highlights: - A unique geopolitical overview of events in 2023 and their ongoing impact in 2024; - Overview of aviation security and cybersecurity efforts in 2023; - Key messages for civil aviation authorities and regulators; - Overview of IATA’s governance in security; - International regulatory evolution in view of Security Management System (SeMS) adoption; - Reports from multilateral forums, including the Safe Skies Consultative Committee on conflict zones; - IATA’s security projects and commercial portfolio; - Testimonials from Strategic Partners; - Forecast for 2024, opportunities, risks and vulnerabilities. https://lnkd.in/dt9ZPTxV #airlinesecurity #Aviationsecurity

What were the key 2023 issues in #aviationsecurity ? How did International Air Transport Association (IATA) try to help in this field, locally, regionally and globally? What are the issues, events and threats on the horizon as we move into 2024? Learning from the success of its long-standing and very successful #safety report, IATA is issuing for the first time a brand new IATA #security report. With this document, we hope to drive innovative modelling and address new threats, threat actors and threat vectors. You will find a specific section on #aircargo in section 9/pages 29-31. Some other highlights: ▪ Key messages for civil aviation authorities and regulators ▪ Overview of IATA’s governance in security ▪ International regulatory evolution in view of Security Management System (SeMS) adoption ▪ IATA’s security projects and commercial portfolio ▪ Forecast for 2024, opportunities, risks and vulnerabilities etc.   Is this report meeting your expectation? Is anything missing? Let me know by commenting!

Aviation Security (annex 17) is one of the most essential parts of business at the Airport. In the implementation of supervision, one helpful method is the Critical Element. This was adopted from the ICAO method of supervising. This critical element is a barrier to prevent risks. Using this method, we developed each clause in the national regulations into an audit checklist.

Why the Aviation Security job is becoming more demanding? The aviation industry is facing a multitude of challenges, including geopolitical risks, terror attacks, smuggling, and people trafficking. These challenges are constantly evolving, and the industry must adapt to ever-changing regulations and security threats. The importance of incident management, collaboration, and security assurance cannot be overstated. While strengthened security is always an asset, it can also improve operational efficiencies within an organization, enhance customer satisfaction, and improve the relationship between airports, airlines, and aviation authorities.

I have successfully completed the #Aviation #Security (AVSEC) Awareness training courses on 16th of August, 2023. #Annex17 is the main #ICAO Annex which set security standards and recommended practices. Aviation security and safety are the top priority matters in #aviation industry.

Geopolitical conflict monitoring is important for aviation safety because it helps to identify potential conflicts that may arise due to geopolitical tensions and take appropriate measures to prevent them. It also helps to ensure that the air traffic control system is prepared to handle any potential conflicts that may arise due to geopolitical tensions. In summary, geopolitical conflict monitoring is an essential aspect of aviation safety that helps to detect potential conflicts between aircraft and take appropriate measures to prevent them. PMC GLOBAL AVIATION Professional and Innovative Aviation Consultancy. Dyami Aviation Strategic partner and ambassadeur Caribbean region. #pmcglobalaviation #aviation #airlines