A study on factors influencing the performance of airport security and responsibility assignment for security tasks at international airports
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There are four major parties responsible for the aviation security activities at an airport; a government department for civil aviation(usually represented as Civil Aviation Authority), police, airport operator and aircraft operators with contracted security companies. There are also several categories of security tasks at the airport, such as passenger security screening, checked baggage security control, access control to restricted areas, cargo and mail security, and crisis management. This paper discusses the assignment of the responsibility of each security task to each entity involved in security activities. It analyzes the factors that influence job performance of each security task, and then selects the best organization for each task. The required data are gathered through a survey of the opinions of experienced security practitioners in the research area. The study utilized AHP analysis on surveyed data to see the relative importance of factors that influence security tasks and to decide the proper organization for each task.
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There are four major parties responsible for the aviation security activities at an airport; a government department for civil aviation(usually represented as Civil Aviation Authority), police, airport operator and aircraft operators with contracted security companies. There are also several categories of security tasks at the airport, such as passenger security screening, checked baggage security control, access control to restricted areas, cargo and mail security, and crisis management. This paper discusses the assignment of the responsibility of each security task to each entity involved in security activities. It analyzes the factors that influence job performance of each security task, and then selects the best organization for each task. The required data are gathered through a survey of the opinions of experienced security practitioners in the research area. The study utilized AHP analysis on surveyed data to see the relative importance of factors that influence security tasks and to decide the proper organization for each task.
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