More communication is needed between the aviation security industry and passengers. That’s according to experts at the Airport Safety and Security conference, held alongside the Dubai Airshow, who say there needs to be an increase in transparency and dialogue with the public. Experts say that while passengers are always being told what they can and can’t bring through airports, they also need to be informed on why these security measures are in place, so they can understand how the measures keep them safe.

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