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Mark Salter is a professor of political science at the University of Ottawa.

The challenge of COVID-19 to aviation security

OTTAWA—Viruses fly all the time, but rarely have they been as deadly as COVID-19, which will change aviation security as much as 9/11. The

Opinion | BY MARK SALTER | April 6, 2020

The coronavirus is going to require the same quotidian change in everyday security culture—everywhere from the supermarket, to the airport. Here is the opportunity to roll-out touchless technologies for identity verification and security clearance, get serious about mm wave scanners and other 'at-a-distance' detectors, and rethink queue management and thus space requirements, writes Mark Salter. Photograph courtesy Pexels.com

The challenge of COVID-19 to aviation security

Opinion | BY MARK SALTER | April 6, 2020

OTTAWA—Viruses fly all the time, but rarely have they been as deadly as COVID-19, which will change aviation security as much as 9/11. The

The challenge of COVID-19 to aviation security

Opinion | BY MARK SALTER | April 6, 2020

OTTAWA—Viruses fly all the time, but rarely have they been as deadly as COVID-19, which will change aviation security as much as 9/11. The

The coronavirus is going to require the same quotidian change in everyday security culture—everywhere from the supermarket, to the airport. Here is the opportunity to roll-out touchless technologies for identity verification and security clearance, get serious about mm wave scanners and other 'at-a-distance' detectors, and rethink queue management and thus space requirements, writes Mark Salter. Photograph courtesy Pexels.com

The challenge of COVID-19 to aviation security

OTTAWA—Viruses fly all the time, but rarely have they been as deadly as COVID-19, which will change aviation security as much as 9/11. The

Opinion | BY MARK SALTER | April 6, 2020

The coronavirus is going to require the same quotidian change in everyday security culture—everywhere from the supermarket, to the airport. Here is the opportunity to roll-out touchless technologies for identity verification and security clearance, get serious about mm wave scanners and other 'at-a-distance' detectors, and rethink queue management and thus space requirements, writes Mark Salter. Photograph courtesy Pexels.com

The challenge of COVID-19 to aviation security

Opinion | BY MARK SALTER | April 6, 2020

OTTAWA—Viruses fly all the time, but rarely have they been as deadly as COVID-19, which will change aviation security as much as 9/11. The

The challenge of COVID-19 to aviation security

Opinion | BY MARK SALTER | April 6, 2020

OTTAWA—Viruses fly all the time, but rarely have they been as deadly as COVID-19, which will change aviation security as much as 9/11. The

The coronavirus is going to require the same quotidian change in everyday security culture—everywhere from the supermarket, to the airport. Here is the opportunity to roll-out touchless technologies for identity verification and security clearance, get serious about mm wave scanners and other 'at-a-distance' detectors, and rethink queue management and thus space requirements, writes Mark Salter. Photograph courtesy Pexels.com