CHECKPOINT OF THE FUTURE: CREATING TOMORROW TODAY

摘要

Aviation security is sometimes criticised as being too reactive, often adjusting after an incident by introducing new 'layers', without necessarily reviewing or adjusting the existing measures. These changes to security following an incident, while designed to 'prevent this ever happening again' are often characterised by solutions that increase the stress, hassle and inconvenience for passengers, which has led, in recent years, to deep-seated antipathy towards airport security from the general public.