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MedAire launches aviation security awareness programme
Available in a range of formats, the Aviation Security Awareness Training is aimed at ensuring that personnel across the aviation sector can contribute to a safer travel environment.
Read this story in our May/June 2025 printed issue.

MedAire, a leader in remote medical and security assistance, has launched a Basic Aviation Security Awareness Training programme, aimed at unifying language and understanding of security across the aviation sector.

The course is designed to equip aviation professionals from air carrier personnel to corporate flight departments with the foundational knowledge necessary to recognise and address security concerns effectively.

The training is aligned with international and local aviation security regulations, including those best practices established by ICAO, IATA and IBAC. It covers critical topics including security definitions, threat identification and vulnerability assessments, exploring historical and current threats to aviation to imbue participants with valuable insights into the countermeasures needed to mitigate risks. Defining roles and responsibilities within aviation security, the programme equips participants with an understanding of their contribution to a secure aviation environment, while emphasising effective incident reporting and response procedures.

“Our primary goal is to cultivate a unified understanding of security protocols and procedures,” says Hany Bakr, SVP aviation and maritime security. “By ensuring everyone is aligned in their approach to safety and security, we enable seamless communication when confronting potential threats and security challenges.”

Available in online, virtual and in-person formats, the programme is customisable to meet the differing needs of aviation organisations.

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