
Enhanced Protection and Compliance
Aviation and Transportation facilities – from Class I airports to smaller regional and private airports – are faced with an array of distinct security challenges and regulatory requirements. They must provide the traveling public with a safe and secure experience while ensuring a welcoming, comfortable environment that can accommodate the movement of large numbers of people.
LenelS2 solutions provide airport security while meeting the necessary aviation compliance mandates. Our access control systems feature over 200 integrations through the OpenAccess Alliance Program (OAAP) and an open API, ensuring any building area, such as a security identification display area (SIDA) or system, such as a criminal history record checks (CHRC), can be centrally managed. And our video management systems help provide building-wide surveillance to enhance situational awareness.
Solving Aviation and Transportation Security Challenges

Airport Security Solutions that Meet Regulatory Requirements
We support some of the world’s largest airports by helping to maintain compliance with our robust security solutions and custom integrations. We turn security data into actionable insights via a customizable reporting engine as well as interactive, browser-based maps for simplified usability, visualization of facility layouts and dynamic system feedback.
Policies for Transportation & Airport Access Control Levels
To maintain compliance with the security policies of airport authorities such as the U.S. TSA, we make it easy to provide the right access levels, to the right people. LenelS2 policies are customizable and can automatically identify violations and self-correct based on pre-defined standard operating procedures.
Industry-leading Third-party Integration Support
Our security systems for aviation offer out-of-the-box integrations and an open API to help meet typical aviation needs including integrations for: digital video platforms, video analytics, Active Directory, time and attendance, PIAM, incident management, real time location services, key management, asset protection and tracking, parking lot control, visitor management systems and more.

Thomas Ostby,
Manager of Security,
Utah Transit Authority

News + Insights
Frequently Asked Questions About Aviation & Transportation Security
Security-restricted areas are places that are restricted for the public to access and are secured by aviation access control practices such as biometric scanning or video surveillance.
Aviation security makes use of screening equipment such as metal detectors and x-ray machines to scan visitors. To secure areas of the building, airports make use of systems such as video surveillance, credentialing, biometric scanning, and other access control systems.
The main goal of aviation security is to prevent unlawful entry into secure building spaces by improving situational awareness through various access control systems.
Transportation security works to implement access control practices in transportation systems such as rail, transit, highway, and aviation systems.
Aviation security allows for the safe and efficient movement of people. Without transportation security, there runs the risk of unlawful entry into private spaces or terror attacks.