Addressing future challenges and threats to airports and civil aviation in Asia
Airport security has tightened drastically in recent years as countries all over the world confirm their commitment to fight terrorism in all its forms, with particular attention to countering threats against civil aviation. There is a need to enhance international aviation security standards and measures in order to respond more effectively to new and emerging threats
Airport Security Asia 2011 will bring together top aviation security experts from around the world, and in particular from Asia to brainstorm strategies and evaluate new technologies that will enhance airport security and enable closer international collaboration on intelligence sharing. Case studies and interactive panel discussions on the application of new screening technologies, use and design of the airport security system, effective perimeter security, updated anti-terrorism measures and more will be shared at the summit.
Attend Airport Security Asia 2011 to learn key airport security trends for the new decade. Topics covered include:
- The roadmap to an effective airport security procedure
- Reviewing the various new technologies for baggage and passengers' screening
- Balancing security measures and passenger's convenience
- Working towards a common intelligence platform across all airports
- Debating the use of behavioural analysis and profiling versus the need to respect privacy laws
- Applying advanced checkpoint security measures to detect drugs, money laundering, explosives etc
Airport Security Asia 2011 will host speakers and delegates from Civil Aviation Authorities, Airport Operators, Civil Enforcement Authorities and Customs Authorities who are:
- Directors of Aviation Security
- Directors of Safety
- Airport Managers
- Directors of Surveillance
- Directors of Operations
Confirmed Speakers include:
- Lee Joo Hyung, Deputy Director, AVSEC Office, Incheon International Airport
- Lt Col Chindhaka Kumarasinghe, Acting Head of Security, Bandaranaike International Airport, Sri Lanka
- Subagiyo, Airport Safety and Security Senior Manager, Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Indonesia
- Dwi Afriyanto, Chief of Section for Aviation Security Programme and Cooperation, Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Transportation, Indonesia
- Dvir Rubinshtein, Aviation Security Operation Center Manager, Ministry of Transport, Israel
- Sidney Chau, Executive Director, Aviation Security Company (AVSECO), Hong Kong
- Kanputt Mungklasiri, Vice President, Airport Security Department, Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited
- To Tu Hung, Deputy Director Aviation Security, Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam
- Jeremy Yeh, AVSEC & DG Inspector, Civil Aeronautics Administration Taiwan
Some companies that attended last Airport Security Asia conference in 2010 include:
- Changi Airport Group
- Israel Airports Authority
- Kota Kinabalu International Airport
- Kuala Lumpur International Airport
- Kuching International Airport
- Aviation Security Company Limited (Israel)
- Cambodia Airport Management
- Malaysia Airports Holding Berhad
- Manila International Airport Authority
- Penang International Airport
- Siem Reap International Airport
- Singapore Police Force
- Transport Canada
- Hong Kong Aviation Security Company Limited
- Civil Aeronautics Administration, Taiwan
- Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka
- Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines
- Hong Kong Police Force
- Incheon International Airport
- Australian Embassy Jakarta - Office of Transport Security
- Embassy of the Kingdom of The Netherlands
Last year's sponsors and exhibitors:
- Betafence
- CEM Systems
- Morpho Detection
- Siemens