Airport/Aviation security

The Old Library, Lloyd's
Wednesday, 04 January 2017
1:15 pm – 2:00 pm (UK time)
    • Professor Norman Shanks, Principal Partner, Norman Shanks Associates International (NSAI), Aviation Security & Business Management
  • Aviation & Space

In this IIL aviation lecture Professor Norman Shanks talked about the evolution and future development of global aviation security systems designed to meet the needs of a global industry service.

Norman explained that historically aviation security measures have typically been developed in response to past terrorists actions, particular those impacting western interests. In the presentation, Norman recognised the ever changing demands of the aviation regulators responding to terrorist events, and how these can and should be focused on improving safety for all users without creating a fortress mentality which creates unnecessary and unwelcome constraints on the industry.

By the end of this lecture members would have gained an insight into:

  • An understanding of how the International and specific EU common rules in aviation security have evolved
  • The key role that the aviation industry has in protecting its own future business interests from over regulation
  • How the industry can move from a reactive, government driven, to a proactive, industry led, approach for future aviation security measures

Speakers Bio:
Norman is one of the world's experts in aviation security, having been instrumental in developing many of the current security processes and was the designer and architect of the automated checked baggage screening system used extensively at the world's major airports.

Chair:
Stephen Lewis, Executive Director, Aerospace, Willis Towers Watson.

Venue
  • The Old Library, Lloyd's
  • One Lime Street
  • London
  • EC3M 7HA
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