The phrase "aircraft security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the safety and protection measures for aircraft, including passengers, crew, and cargo.
Example: "The airport has implemented new protocols to enhance aircraft security and ensure the safety of all flights."
Alternatives: "aviation security" or "airplane safety measures".
Ms. Garvey is discussing a variety of ideas to improve aircraft security, and so are her superiors.
Steve Lott, spokesman for the association, called the program "one of the most complicated and counterintuitive systems for ensuring aircraft security".
Right now, corporate aircraft security is a hodgepodge put in place by individual operators who themselves decide "how they want to deal with it," Mr. LeBlanc said.
For passengers and crews on business planes and other general aviation aircraft, security is generally in the hands of the aircraft operator or the airport management.
Many agreed that to stave off unwanted federal regulation, the industry needed to move aggressively to adopt voluntary, uniform standards for such matters as preflight boarding, aircraft security on the ground and security at corporate airports.
Duane Woerth, president of the Air Line Pilots Association and one of three members of an aircraft security task force formed by the Transportation Department on Sunday, plans to call for a government-financed Federal Aviation Security Agency in testimony to the Senate Commerce Committee.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, noting that the launch marked the first time that a North Korean missile had penetrated his country's air defense identification zone, where it tries to identify and locate passing aircraft for security purposes, called the test "a grave threat to our country's security".
Has the UK government introduced scenario-based training suitable for aircraft for security guards?
The social network king received a base salary of $503,205 in 2012 and $1.2m in perks, including use of the company aircraft and security.
The type and size of aircraft, escalating security demands, increased passenger loads, changes in airline ownership and flight routes: these are just a few of the factors that have contributed to the terminal's obsolescence.
Cashing in on demand for executive aircraft amid security concerns, the Brazilian jet maker Embraer clinched its biggest order since the Sept. 11 attacks with the sale of up to 75 of its new corporate jets worth $1.1 billion to the charter airline Indigo, Embraer said yesterday.
