Air Cargo Management

Running Head: AIR CARGO MANAGEMENT
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AIR CARGO
MANAGEMENT

AIR CARGO MANAGEMENT
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1. Introduction
The air cargo management is one of the operations that have been implying the best
practices known as airport security. It means to the use of some methods and
techniques in an attempt to protect the building, passengers, staff, aircraft, different
commodities and goods from the threats, crime, terrorism, and acts of unlawful
interference (Kemes, 2018). A large number of people visit the airport for some
purpose or to go from one place to another that shifted the target of the terrorist to
attack due to a number of people in one place, therefore, it is important to keep the
airport security at its best.
2. Best Practices
To keep the airport security, some important laws and regulations have been formed
in the USA by the US department of transportation, Federal Aviation Authority of
USA, National Transportation Safety Boards. The FAA of the USA has been are
responsible for the safety of a passenger, capacity, and condition of the airport system.
Aviation is regulated by the US state agencies and some have state portals where
police and the force work for airport security to protecting the passengers and goods
(Benny, 2016). There are many advantages of airport security, statistically accidental
incidents, and the fatality rate has been going down since the government and some
agencies strict the airport rules for three years. It has also increased a lot of job
opportunities for new workers (Crislip, 2019). Some of the disadvantages are more
security has become more expensive, and consumes too much time for the passengers,
people feel more discriminated against. Such securities are not only for the common
people but for the celebrities and VIPs.
3. Opinion