Measures To Improve Civil Aviation Airport Anti-explosive Security Inspection

Peace and development are two major themes of today’s world.Countries all over the world are accelerating the pace of regional cooperation to grasp the historical opportunities of peace and development and overcome the challenges posed by various risks.However,the increasingly rampant terrorist activities in some countries and regions have seriously threatened the security and stability of many countries and affected regional peaceful development and people’s life.Terrorism has become an important factor affecting world stability and security.Since the "911" terrorist attack in the United States,civil aviation security has attracted global attention.The explosion in Moscow Domodedovo airport terminal in 2011 highlighted the importance of terminal security for the industry and local governments.China has also formulated the "Anti-Terrorism Law”,specifying requirements for security work of major event venues and airports.Different airports vary greatly in their security inspection operations.We can see there is no unified standards for this field so far,and it is a weak link in our overall safety management.At the same time,the increasingly severe air defense environment and frequent civil aviation safety incidents force us to be one step ahead and strengthen our anti-explosion security inspection.To this end,based on the status-quo of anti-explosion security inspection at the entrance of domestic civil airport terminals and the work of relevant authorities,this paper uses Shenzhen Airport for a case study to propose measures to improve anti-explosion security inspection at the entrance of civil airport terminals.