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Luggage screening equipment belongs to one of core issues of Airport infrastructure

Airport infrastructure is the infrastructure of an airport provided by a Fixed base operator or a military facility.

Components

Airport infrastructure includes technical, manpower and administrative components.

Technical components include buildings and structures, runways, Aerodrome beacons, vehicles, Air traffic control, radar facilities, communication, lounges and websites.

Human power includes security personnel, runway personnel, ramp agents, management positions etc.

Administrative components include the organization, suitable structure of follow-ups etc.

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