QSA's Week in Aviation (#3, 2025)

CBSA enhances border security; Canadian Space Agency develops tech against cyberattacks; Aircraft movements data released; Security screening timelines updated.

QSA's Week in Aviation (#3, 2025)

Start Date: 2025-01-18
End Date: 2025-01-24

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CBSA Enhances Border Security and Efficiency

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has underscored its commitment to efficiency and security as part of Canada's Border Plan. With a $1.3 billion investment, including $355.4 million for the CBSA, the agency aims to bolster border and immigration measures. This financial boost will likely impact aviation by facilitating smoother customs and border control processes, potentially improving passenger flow and reducing wait times at airports. The CBSA's initiatives, such as facial recognition technology and the Advance Declaration system, are expected to enhance the efficiency of international arrivals, affecting airlines, airport operations, and potentially improving the customer experience.

Sources: ['Announcements: www.canada.ca']

Canadian Space Agency Develops Technology to Protect Data

The Canadian Space Agency announced efforts to develop space technology aimed at safeguarding Canadian data from cyberattacks. This initiative could have significant implications for the aviation sector, particularly in protecting sensitive flight data and communication systems from cyber threats. As the aviation industry increasingly relies on digital systems, the integration of advanced cybersecurity measures may become crucial to maintaining operational integrity and passenger safety.

Sources: ['Announcements: www.canada.ca']