Why do airports have fences?

When we think about airport security solutions, we may focus on TSA rules, surveillance cameras, screening technology, and other types of measures to make them as safe as possible. But we sometimes underestimate the importance of fencing for these high security facilities. Have you thought about the benefits that they provide?

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How is airport perimeter security beneficial?

1. They prevent airport perimeter breaches

   
   

   Imagine how airports would monitor who comes in and out without a fence line as part of their access control. Perimeter intrusion from outside threats is one of the main factors that fences can help with, reducing potential danger as well as saving on repairs by damages from intruders.

2. They allow for tracking of travelers and staff. The safety of travelers and staff is the highest priority. Making sure they stay in safe designated areas is essential. Airport perimeters sure are important, but so are fences that separate them from restricted areas that could be sources of harm. Remember that security fences provide better situational awareness for security workers and they can even help direct people to video analytics and thermal technology monitoring areas.
3. They mark access points. Fences are also part of an access control system. Establishing entrance and exit points is important for better task operation, preventing flight delays and even disruption in case of an emergency.

How can Designmaster protect airports?

We build fencing solutions that have these key factors that make for excellent airport perimeter protection: durability, strength, and low maintenance. As much as fences are traditional methods of security, they simply work if you choose the right one. Our high security fences are designed to prevent security breaches while keeping a see-through feature that allows more light to enter.

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Fencing around airports; perhaps you've noticed this trend over the last 10, 15, or even 20 years. As we as a population have become more aware of security and potential threats, physical barriers have been added to our lives in the name of protecting us. Some people see these security measures as unnecessary barriers and headaches, while others accept them and deal with them.

There are more important things you can spend time focusing on than the fencing that protects your aircraft!

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1. Fences are a barrier to protecting airport assets.

Fences keep honest people honest ...... If a person has truly evil intentions, then a chain-link fence will likely only slow them down. However, this means that it will take longer to complete any nefarious activity they intend to undertake. Therefore, they are more likely to be caught or even "scared off".

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In addition, the fence provides enough of a barrier to keep out those who are aimless and have no evil intent but no incentive to cause trouble elsewhere. Basically, dealing with fences and barbed wire is too much trouble for those looking for "low-hanging fruit" types of trouble. It's easier to dump some dumpsters in the yard than to go through the security fence and drop off a plane at the local airport.

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2. Fences give aviation a reputation.

If someone sees an airport fence, then they may turn away because they may not want to be seen as doing something wrong by trying to enter the fence by mistake. Enclosed communities are considered desirable and reputable.

If aviation wants to succeed, we need to embrace this feeling. If we educate the public that the uniqueness of airports requires fencing, which is why they should come and be part of the airport, then we can use security fencing to our advantage. Imagine that with a slightly different idea, we could take some of the barriers we now see as disadvantages and barriers that keep people away from aviation and turn the fence to our advantage!

3. Fences keep wildlife out.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, these fences do play a role in protecting our level of safety while flying. Good fencing will keep wildlife, especially deer and coyotes, away from runways and taxiways. Have you ever seen a car after hitting a deer on the highway? Deer usually lose the battle, but I would hardly say that cars often win ...... Remember, cars are designed to be able to hit things, or at least provide some level of safety when they do (or when things do). On the other hand, airplanes are designed to fly as effectively and efficiently as possible, not (especially) to withstand a major wildlife attack.

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