EU SECURITY STRATEGY BOOSTS SAFETY AT EUROPEAN AIRPORTS, INDUSTRY AND REGULATORS AGREE
March 1st, 2016
The attack at Brussels Zaventem airport will spark new discussions on the security of landside facilities at European airports as the European Union rolls out reforms from its European Agenda on Security Strategy (EASS).
It was launched last April (2015), and was the latest in a series of security policy developments undertaken by the EU since the September 11 attacks on the USA. Its goal is to improve co-operation between security services, airport chiefs and technology providers; facilitate enforcement of EU and international security standards within ...
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