Check out our latest news, announcements and insights on the aviation security and passenger facilitation markets.
For many years, aviation security and cybersecurity were treated separately. One focuses on screenings, access control, and insider threats, while the other was left to IT departments, measured in uptime and patch cycles. That so-called “clear distinction” no longer reflects how airports work, or how they fail...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping aviation by enabling safer and more efficient solutions for both passengers and airport operators. AI integration has grown steadily, from early autopilot systems to advanced applications improving safety, reducing delays, and optimizing costs.
As traffic intensifies, the combination of longer processing times, uneven system connectivity across member states, and evolving passenger behaviors is creating significant pressure at EU borders.
As adversaries leverage AI to innovate faster, governments and industry must rethink standards, testing, and deployment cycles.
In March 2025, LAM LHA's Managing Partner, Anne Marie Pellerin, chaired the AVSEC track at the Passenger Terminal Expo in Madrid. Among the topics discussed was the growing presence of drones in airports.
Last week, the United States Travel Association’s Commission on Seamless and Secure Travel published its report outlining “A Vision for a World-Class Travel System in America”.
Within the domain of aviation security technology, Open Architecture (OA) is an evolving and emerging concept. Industry players have embraced it in principle, but it is not yet an operational reality in many aviation security environments. We’ve outlined below the state-of-play, key stakeholders, and important reference materials.
Understanding the regulatory landscape vis-à-vis your regulated customers is essential.
2024 Wrap-up: three key learnings stood out for us in 2024 and we summarized key milestones from throughout the year.
Security detection company founders have one thing in common: they like HARD. We’ve summarized some of the challenges unique to these businesses
The future of CT in European checkpoints considering recent LAGS restrictions
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.
Security and facilitation advisory for the 21st century.
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