Check out our latest news, announcements and insights on the aviation security and passenger facilitation markets.
Air taxis – or air shuttles – will be a reality by the end of this decade. Little attention has been given so far to how AAM solutions should be regulated when it comes to security and passenger facilitation.
The U.S. National Safe Skies Alliance has published PARAS0060 Strategies for Developing an Aviation Worker Screening Program
The FAA announced that it will begin a formal effort to update the regulatory definitions that cover Part 135 public charter flights with 30 or fewer passengers. This is a significant change in regulatory oversight, given these smaller public charter operations have had fewer restrictions (and regulations).
How long will it take foreign visitors flying to Europe at the end of 2024 to cross the border? Sadly, the last days of 2024 might see air passengers waiting in line for hours to enter the EU, sometimes for longer than it took them to fly to the Schengen Area. Why?
Senior Advisor Craig Lynes looks at the benefits of Outcome-Focused Compliance and TSA’s efforts to develop a new approach.
Thanks to Homeland Security Today for the opportunity to contribute this article from Managing Partner Anne Marie Pellerin and Consultant Rose Marengo on the risks posed by lithium batteries, as well as new approaches to enhance mitigation.
LAM LHA has been selected to support the U.S. National Safe Skies Alliance Program for Applied Research in Airport Security (PARAS) Project 0060, Strategies for Developing an Aviation Worker Screening Program
Q & A with Richard Siegwald
We are building the premier consulting firm in security innovation. Big news - these senior-level experts are now part of the mission!
We would like to welcome Neil Trethewey to the LAM LHA team as Director, Europe
Enormously grateful for the opportunity to have led the Next Generation Aviation Security Think Tank at this year's Future Travel Experience (FTE) Global in Long Beach, California.
A major review of the EU’s Directive on Advance Passenger Information, or API, is currently underway, which may considerably affect the way airlines and authorities operate. Hannah Evans, Intern Consultant at LAM LHA, outlines how API data collection could be reformed and the potential impact on air carriers.
Security and facilitation advisory for the 21st century.
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