Abstract

This chapter provides an overview of the national aviation system and an introduction to the development and environment of aviation security after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Readers will gain insight to the national aviation system and its importance to society. A fundamental framework describing the roles of airports, aircraft operators, and regulatory agencies involved in sustaining effective aviation security is presented. Fundamental to modern aviation security strategies and methods are lessons learned from the 9/11 attacks. Aviation security practitioners and students of aviation security should have at least an elementary understanding of the circumstances surrounding 9/11. Therefore, a case study describing the events of 9/11 and integrating concerns of aviation security is also provided.

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