Adam Spurling, Compliance Team Manager at Civil Aviation Authority, discusses the impact SeMS could have on airport security, and how it is in all stakeholders’ best interests to utilise the concept.
The UK CAA has embarked on a process towards modernising aviation security, in which airports are encouraged to identify and manage their own risks.
Looking to the future – and considering the ever-evolving threats that exist in the aviation industry – the CAA believes that the regulatory landscape for UK aviation needs to change.
UK CAA has embarked on a process towards modernising aviation security
At Airport IT & Security 2019, International Airport Review’s Editor, Tara Nolan, spoke with Adam Spurling, Compliance Team Manager at Civil Aviation Authority, following his live presentation, regarding the regulations involved in aviation security, and how the CAA’s SeMS provides solutions for many of the challenges being faced by airports today.
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