Transcript Operations Committee

APEC Ministerial
Conference
Security
Patricio Sepúlveda C.
IATA Regional Director
Latin America and Caribe
IATA
Security
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What is IATA?
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273 airlines
 97% regular
passengers and cargo
movement
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IATA’s Mission
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To represent and to
serve the airline
industry
IATA’s General Objectives
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To promote Operating and airport Safety &
Security
Contribute with the air industry to achieve
adequate profits levels
Provide the industry with High-quality
products and services
Identify and articulate common industry
positions
Ensure the healthy and sustainable
development of the industry
Contribution from the Air Transportation
to the World Economy
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In the year 2000 the revenue was
more than
US$ 313 trillions
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more than 30,5 million people around
the world were employed:
Directly: 4,3 millions
Indirectly: 9,3 millions
Induced: 16,9 millions
Financial Resuls of the IATA
AIRLINES
(Regular International Services- US$ trillions)
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10
5
0
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
-5
-10
-15
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Direct Relation Between Air
Movement and GDP
Correlation between Air Transport and GDP Growth Rates Latinamerican Region
25%
20,4%
Annual Growt h Rat e %
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20%
15%
10%
5,3%
5%
0%
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
-5%
-10%
-14,0%
-15%
Cargo
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Passenger
GDP
(%) Passengers Air Movement per
Region
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40%
3%
5%
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26%
2%
24%
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Latin America and the
Caribe
 42 States and
574 airports
 100 airlines in
operation
 114 millions of
passengers are
transported
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Year
2002
(Estimate)
IATA’s View on Security
Matters
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The new security measures must be as
follows:
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Security must be mainly financed by States
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Be in harmony with international standars
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Efficient, operationally managed and
seeking to improve security
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In coordination among the industry
members
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Finance
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Security financing government responsibility
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There are new security
rates/taxes in force
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Security Harmonization
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Constitution of the Global Action
Group in Aeronautics Security
(GASAG)
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Preparation of the document on the
IATA/GASAG view on security matters
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Harmonisation - ICAO
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Ministerial Conference
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AVSEC Pannel
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Aircraft Security
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Harmonisation - Europe
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Direct link with the European Commission on
Civil Aviation, European Union and the Joint
Aviation Authorities (JAA)
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Document No. 30 on Security in the European
Civil Aviation Commission
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Projects on standards in the European Union
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Audit harmonisation is currently required
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Harmonisation - USA
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IATA and the FAA have met on a
regular basis to discuss several
important issues
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The IATA General Director, Mr. Pierre
Jeanniot met with the USA Transport
Department
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Aircraft Security
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FAA considering Fase 1 - section 129 ops
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ICAO Standard- Fortified Cockpit Door
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FAA requirement - Fortified Cockpit Door
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Equipments and Service Bulletins for
Fortified Cockpit Door: Phase 2
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IATA Security Project
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Airport Security
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Aircraft Security
IATA Security Projects
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(continuation)
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Airport Security Supervison
(audit) Program
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IATA Security Handbook
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Training Programs
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IATA Security Projects (continuation)
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Cargo Security
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Security Standards
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Security Activities: Next Steps
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Harmonisation of the new security
measures
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Implementation of the ICAO
Ministerial Conference Directives
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Cargo Security
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Security Activities
Next Steps
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New technology in security
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Continued support to its airlines
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Related Activities
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USA Customs requires Anticipated
Passengers Information
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The USA Immigration Department
requires additional data
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Other states are planning to request
Anticipated Passengers data
Related Activities
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(continuation)
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The USA proposal related to
the use of biometric
technology in passports
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Conclusions
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September 11 events: security
as a priority
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Security: first priority
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Costs related to security
measures: assumed by the
states
Conclusions
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 Service
Security
issue
quality: complex
 Security,
quality and service
Conclusions
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 We
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think that APEC
represents, because of its
size, an adequated forum to
harmonise the new security
standards!!!
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Thank you very
much!!!