Day 211 March
IATA Day
Meet the Airlines - IATA, together with key representatives of a number of its major airline members, will be discussing the challenges we are facing together as we implement many of the IATA programmes that have been outlined at previous PTE conferences. The airline speakers, together with representatives from the airports where they are working on these initiatives, will talk about how they perceive the implementation process, both the opportunities and the challenges.
Synopsis: Smart Security envisions a continuous journey from kerb to airside, where passengers proceed through security with minimal inconvenience, where security resources are allocated based on risk, and where airport facilities can be optimised. Over the past few years, individual components have been tested and evaluated in partnership with governments, airports, airlines and solution providers. Several components are now being brought together into Smart Security pilot projects, which are being showcased at a number of leading airports around the world. The presentation will highlight current projects and seek input from involved airlines and airports on how things are going.
Audience will learn:
- Using current examples, how innovative security lane design and automation is driving significant improvements in passenger flow
- How centralised x-ray image processing can bring throughput to a whole new level
- How passenger security scanners can be deployed to meet the requirements of a highly efficient next-generation checkpoint
- How advanced detection solutions will reduce the need to divest
- Why unpredictable and risk-based measures have to be part of the mix
Speaker/s
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Gregory Basecqz,
Implementation Manager, Smart Security,
IATA,
Switzerland
Speaker Biography: Gregory is Development/Implementation Manager for the Smart Security programme, a joint initiative of IATA and ACI. In collaboration with regulators, screening authorities, airports, airlines, solution providers and members of the research community, the programme aims to provide a roadmap for passenger-friendly security checkpoints at airports, while strengthening security and improving operational efficiency. With fifteen years of experience in the aviation industry, Gregory has built up a strong network and insight into passenger experience. Within IATA, he held previous positions in corporate services, regional office and local representations. Gregory was the IATA Cargo Manager for Benlux and France for several years before joining the APCS (Airport, Passenger, Cargo and Security) Division to support the programme. His university background is in Political Sciences, Management and Public Policies, Business Management and Project Management. |
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