Global spending on aviation security to reach $22.3 billion in 2012
LONDON, 27 March 2012. The aviation security market has evolved in response to new threats. As demand for air travel continues to grow annually, governments and aviation enforcement authorities face the need to adopt strict safety measures to counter terrorist threats before they occur whilst limiting the inconvenience faced by the passenger. Existing threats, rising passenger numbers, and airport expansion projects mean that the global aviation security market will reach $22.3 billion in 2012, according to Visiongain analysts.
The prevailing economic conditions faced by North America and Europe have meant that projected sales forecasts are restrained; however, the impact of these economic constraints to the overall aviation security industry will be limited as in the longer-term safety and security continue to remain a priority. Upgrades to existing security features and investment in R&D will help to maintain steady growth in these markets, according to the report.
Elsewhere, growth within Asian aviation security markets, such as China and India, is forecast to be significant; in the longer term, Middle Eastern spending on aviation security is expected to increase sharply to meet the demand for new technology systems.
The report forecasts and analyses four key categories of aviation security technologies over the period 2012-2022.
- Passenger and Baggage Screening
- Perimeter and Access Control
- Digital Surveillance
- Biometrics
The Aviation Security Market 2012-2022 is a comprehensive analysis of the prospects for the aviation security market from 2012-2022. The analysis and forecasting are informed by extensive expert consultation with industry leaders. Tables, charts, and graphs quantify, analyze, and forecast the changing dynamics of the aviation security market between 2012-2022 with forecasts and analysis for the global, regional, and national aviation security market between 2012 and 2022.
Companies Listed
ADT Security
American Science and Engineering Inc (AS&E)
Analogic Security Systems
Applied Visual Services (APVS)
Arinc
ASSA ABLOY
Avesco
Avsec Global
BAA
BAE Systems
Bell Secure
BOS Security
Bosch Security Systems
Briefcam
Bridgetech Holdings
Carlyle Group
Cascade Technologies
CEM
Certis Cisco
Cobalt Light Systems
Detection Monitoring Technologies
DHL Express
ECSI
El Al
El-Go Team
Emirates Group Security
EuroElektronika UAB
Flex-Tex
FLIR Systems
Future Fibre Technologies
Gemalto
GE Security
G4S
Guardian Technologies International
Human Recognition System (HRS)
Huntleigh Corporation
ICTS International N.V.
IDO Security
I-SEC International Security
I-Sec Technologies B.V.
Image Scan Holdings
Intelligence Service Business
Israeli Aerospace Industries
John Crane
Johnson Matthey
JP International Aviation Security
L-1 Identity Solutions
L-1 Investment Partners
L-3 Communications
Lockheed Martin
Magal S3
Morpho Detection
NICE Systems
NUCHTECH Company
OSI Systems
Panasonic System Solutions Company
PELCO
RapiScan Systems
RapiScan Systems UK
Raytheon Company
Reveal Imaging Technologies
Safran
Science Application International Corporation (SAIC)
Seal & Go BV
Securitas AB
Schneider Electric
Smiths Detection
Smiths Group
Smiths Interconnect
Smiths Medical
TraceGuard Technologies
Trinity Technology Group
Unisys Corporation
UTC Fire and Security
Verint Systems Inc
Zareba Security
3DX-ray
Courtney E. Howard | Chief Editor, Intelligent Aerospace
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