contents FEBRUARY 2012 VOLUME 18 ISSUE 1 REGULAR FEATURES 12
01 Lead Editorial 04 Air Watch 10 AVSEC Opinion: Yves Duguay 43 Industry News 47 Security Diary 48 The Final Word: Carolina Ramírez-Taborda
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REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY FOCUS 41 Australia & New Zealand
Editorial Advisory Board
Dominique R. Antonini Director, Business Development, AVS&C, Geneva, Switzerland
Geoffrey D Askew AM Askew & Associates, Australia
Andy Blackwell
Head of Security and Resilience, Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd., UK
Sidney Chau Executive Director, AVSECO, Hong Kong
Yves Duguay Vice President, Operations, Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, Canada
Matthew Finn Managing Director, Augmentiq, Switzerland
Rear Admiral (Retired) Cathal “Irish” Flynn USA
Georgina Graham Director, Airports Council International ICAO Bureau, Canada
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Abdulla al Hashimi Chief of Group Security, Emirates Airlines, U.A.E.
Tom Jensen President/CEO,
National Safe Skies Alliance, USA
Omer Laviv Chief Executive Officer,
Athena GS3 Security Implementations Ltd., Israel
Bart Mos Sr. Security Officer, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, The Netherlands
Banu Nair Cabin Training Chief, Turkish Airlines, Turkey
Robert Raffel Associate Professor, Homeland Security Program, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, USA
Carolina Ramírez-Taborda Assistant Director, Secure Freight, IATA, Switzerland
Norman Shanks FSyI
Principal Partner NSAI, UK and Visiting Professor in Aviation Security Coventry University & Associate Adjunct Professor Edith Cowan University
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Erroll G. Southers Associate Director, CREATE & Adjunct Professor of Homeland Security and Public Policy, University of Southern California, USA
Nara Srinivasan
Head, School of Justice & Business Law,
Edith Cowan University, Australia
Diana M. Stancu Safe and Secure Skies, Belgium
Niki Tompkinson UK
Capt. Nico Voorbach Chairman IFALPA Security Committee
Capt. Tom Walsh Aviation Security Consultant, USA
Steve Wolff President, Wolff Consulting Services, USA
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