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An Emirates A380 at Melbourne Airport. (Mr Ozturk/Pexels)
Lessons from the Middle East: Securing Australia’s airports
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At the time of print, each and every hour, it appears that the situation in the Middle East continues to deteriorate, with more and more civilian and military infrastructure under bombardment by both sides.
At the most basic level, these strikes and counter-strikes by ballistic and cruise missiles, and increasing numbers of low-cost, one-way, ‘kamikaze’ drones inflicting mass damage on critical infrastructure, including world-class airport hubs demonstrating the vulnerability of this critical national and international infrastructure.
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