The phrase "airplane security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures, protocols, or systems in place to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft during flights.
Example: "The new regulations for airplane security have been implemented to enhance passenger safety at airports."
Alternatives: "aviation security" or "flight security".
The Turk, Ozgur Gencaslan, was charged with hijacking, violations of airplane security and bearing arms.
The first phase, which sought to "improve airplane security … immediately" included steel bars and locking devices installed on doors.
Every return trip, I wait for the flight attendant to chide me for violating some airplane security rule and ask me why I was wearing sunglasses.
Years after the 9/11 attacks prompted such serious crackdowns on airplane security that you can't take a regular bottle of shampoo on board, the T.S.A. found 1,549 firearms on passengers attempting to go through screening in 2012.
Responding to the lawmakers' televised comments today, Chet Lunner, a department spokesman, said two study teams, one on airplane security and one on airport security, appointed a week ago, were due to report by Oct. 1 at the latest.
As soon as their defeat was evident, Democrats accused Republicans of delaying a bill that would keep passengers safer in the air and of failing to equate airplane security with national security.
"Bass Aboard a Plane" listed the horrors of getting his instrument onto an airplane when security ogles it, drooling in anticipation of giving the bass "a colonoscopy".
President Bush will immediately direct $3 billion of the $40 billion he received from Congress last week to pay for airplane and airport security, aides said.
These days you can't take your titanium needles onto an airplane because of security risks, said Judy Davis, 67, said, although she was allowed recently to take wooden needles on board.
A SINGLE-ENGINE airplane tested air security around the Millstone nuclear power station Nov. 1 when the pilot unwittingly strayed into the new, no-fly zone of 10 nautical miles around the plants.
For now you'll need an airplane or Facebook security badge to get a look at it first-hand, but once indexed it should appear on your favorite satellite mapping website.
