Les dépenses mondiales sur la sécurité aérienne totaliseront 22, 3 milliards de dollars en 2012
The aviation security market has evolved in response to new threats faced by the aviation industry.
The tragic events of September 11 2001 led to a necessity to re-examine existing airport security systems and technologies.
More than a decade on, new legislation has been adopted, regulatory authorities established and additional equipment installed at airport facilities throughout the world.
As demand for air travel continues to grow year on year, governments and aviation enforcement authorities face the need to adopt strict safety measures that will counter terrorist threats before they occur whilst limiting the inconvenience faced by the passenger. Existing threats, rising passenger numbers and airport expansion projects mean that the global aviation security market will reach $22.3 billion in 2012.
The prevailing economic conditions faced by North America and Europe have meant that projected sales forecasts are restrained However the impact of these economic constraints to the overall aviation security industry will be limited as in the longer term safety and security continue to remain a priority. Upgrades to existing security features and investment in R&D will help to maintain steady growth in these markets.