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IATA urged stakeholders to focus on global standards, information-sharing, risk-based analysis and emerging threats to secure aviation for decades to come.

By Dino D'Amore Feb 28, 2019 2 mins read

IATA urged stakeholders to focus on global standards, information-sharing, risk-based analysis and emerging threats to secure aviation for decades to come.

Global standards for aviation security were agreed by governments through the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and are codified in Annex 17 of the Chicago Convention. “It’s been 45 years since Annex 17 was added to the Chicago Convention. Still, far too many states are struggling...

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