Airport Security Measures and Technologies – ACI online

Summary

The Airport Security Measures and Technologies course describes the various security zones in place at an airport and the common access control and identification requirements to access these zones.

The course also explores the types of security measures and technologies used at airports around the world – including both the baseline measures airports implement to prevent acts of unlawful interference, as well as more advanced measures and emerging technologies and approaches. 

This course can be taken as part of the Certificate in Airport Security for those wishing to deepen their understanding of the key concepts and best practices associated with airport security and gain the knowledge required to address modern airport security challenges.

Target Audience

• Airport security personnel, supervisors, and managers.
• Airport Security Committee members.
• Airport personnel interested in better understanding aviation security.
• Anyone interested in a career in airport security.
• Suppliers and service providers with security responsibilities at an airport (e.g. airport security providers, ground handlers, etc.).

Objectives

By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

• Identify airport operational areas and security zones.
• Describe the airport security measures commonly in place at airports.
• Describe airport access control and identification requirements.
• Describe the screening equipment most commonly used at airports around the world.
• Give examples of new and emerging measures, technologies, and procedures in airport security.
• Describe how data analytics and the use of biometrics can improve aviation security outcomes.
• Articulate the benefits and challenges of implementing new technologies and processes.

Additional information

These training modules are delivered through the strengthened collaboration between AHLEX and OLC.aero, combining both organisations’ expertise to provide a high-quality e-learning experience.

The training is delivered in English.