Check out our latest news, announcements and insights on the aviation security and passenger facilitation markets.
As our founder and Managing Partner has highlighted, there are many superheroes in our industry working hard to get us through the COVID-19 pandemic. In gratitude for their efforts, we’re posting a weekly list of heroic efforts in the aviation security and passenger facilitation sectors.
A new report by ACI World confirms and quantifies what advocates of seamless passenger travel have said for a long time: happier passengers spend more money at airports.
LAM LHA is pleased to have been selected by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to support in the development of IATA’s new Manual on Open Borders for the aviation community.
According to the recent GAO report, TSA’s policies prohibit screeners from picking passengers for additional screening based on factors such as race, ethnicity, or religion.
The United Nations (UN) has launched a new Countering Terrorist Travel Programme (CTTP) designed to improve the detection of serious criminals, including Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTF), that seek to transit countries. Key components of CTTP will include...
“My coach said I run like a girl. And I said, if he ran a little faster, he could too.” – Mia Hamm
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” – African Proverb
In our December 2018 blog, we highlighted the European Union’s (EU) intention to beef up aviation security (AVSEC) requirements related to insider threat. The specifics have recently been published by the Commission, together with a few other noteworthy changes in EU AVSEC regulations. Most of the following amendments entered into force on February 1st.
ICAO’s 2018 High-Level Conference Recommendations Highlight New Areas of Focus
European Union (EU) Member States have given the go-ahead to a draft proposal aimed at ensuring aviation security rules are up to date.
In March 2004, twelve autonomous vehicles (AV) set off through the Mojave Desert to conquer a 240-kilometer course and take home a $1 million prize. The competition, organized by DARPA and dubbed the “Grand Challenge”, was meant to demonstrate the promise of then nascent AV technologies and spur innovation.
The commercial aviation sector is growing, with passenger volume expected to double by as early as 2031. As more and more people take to the air, the importance of aviation security and the traveler frustration that comes with lengthening screening cues is bound to increase.
Security and facilitation advisory for the 21st century.
