The purpose of this study was to find out which one of the four selected predictor variables,
ie, leadership, trusting beliefs, role values, and information security policy awareness are …

The cost of providing security in airports, especially in facilitating passenger throughput, has
risen despite efforts to upgrade training and technology. The classic measure of passenger …

Airport security measures can be grouped into two types; standardized screening
techniques, which all passengers must undergo (eg, baggage X-rays, metal detecting …

Airport security checkpoints are the most important bottleneck in airport operations, but few
studies aim to empirically understand them better. In this work we address this lack of data …

Aviation security relies on the assumption that risks can be mitigated through rule
compliance. To assure this, the operational design and logistical process has fashioned …

Given the continued growth of air traffic demand and the importance of preventing aviation
security failures in this increasingly complex system, this paper offers a review of the …

Abstract Since 9/11, preventing similar terrorist disasters has been the predominant goal of
aviation security. Yet, in this paper we seek to explore why it is that despite our increased …

The aim of this study is to find out whether the user anxiety created by today's airport security
measures changes depending on some individual user characteristics. To this end, 904 …

Using data from a field survey of airport employees across European airports, we identify
how trust in security technology affects the implementation of security rules and regulations …

Conducting air transportation in the fastest and the most comfortable manner depends
fundamentally on ensuring safe and secure flights. Therefore, due to its increasing …