Transportation, Fleet & Logistics

Security systems for airports & aviation facilities.

Passenger, general-aviation, and support properties with controlled airside access, terminals, hangars, and parking.

Property-specific planning

Keep cargo evidence and entry decisions coordinated.

Aviation support and cargo areas combine vehicle movement, freight handoffs, large interior spaces, and controlled entry. Plan overview video separately from the detail needed to review a person, vehicle, or cargo event. Verify the recording period, search tools, time accuracy, and export workflow against the operator’s investigation needs.

Installation access, work windows, escort requirements, and changes to existing entry systems must be coordinated with the facility’s authorized team. A camera upgrade does not by itself establish compliance with aviation requirements. The documented Three Factor air cargo project provides evidence of camera modernization and retention configuration; the scope of any other facility must be assessed independently.

Authentic Three Factor field work

Experience grounded in real operating environments.

Representative project photography from our Southern California portfolio. Final recommendations for each property are based on its own conditions, risks, infrastructure, and operating plan.

Three Factor Security team member surveying an aviation property near an Air France facility — Three Factor Security fieldwork in Los AngelesFieldwork inLos Angeles
Airfield and cargo-area site assessment
Three Factor Security technicians reviewing airport cargo operations from an elevated position — Three Factor Security fieldwork in Los AngelesFieldwork inLos Angeles
Coverage planning around aviation operations
Technician installing security equipment at an airport facility — Three Factor Security fieldwork in Los AngelesFieldwork inLos Angeles
Airside camera installation
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Where the system matters

Priority coverage and control areas.

Final placement is determined during a site assessment. These are the operational areas we would typically evaluate first for this type of property.

01

public entrances

02

airside gates

03

hangars

04

parking and service roads

Operational benefits

What a properly designed system can improve.

Faster investigationSearchable, properly retained video helps teams understand incidents without piecing together incomplete views.Stronger accountabilityAccess records and camera evidence clarify movement through public entrances and airside gates.Better responseVerified alerts and defined escalation procedures help the right person act with better information.Less downtimeSystem-health awareness, documentation, service, and planned upgrades keep the protection useful after installation.Room to growInfrastructure and storage are sized so additional cameras, doors, users, or locations can be added thoughtfully.

Begin with a professional assessment

Plan the right security system for your airports & aviation facilities.