


Airlines: manage security across your entire network in a
single AVSEC system.
Aircraft security searches, access control, baggage reconciliation: across your network, the same security measures — rarely the same hands, never quite the same framework.
You are responsible everywhere. You are present nowhere.
One security programme. Dozens of stations.
Your air carrier security programme applies across the airline’s network. But at every station, it meets the national programme of the host country, the airport operator's requirements and the procedures and practices of the ground handler acting on your behalf.
STRACKLE links what your programme requires to what is actually implemented, station by station: procedures, responsibilities, checks, training, security events, non-conformities, corrective actions and evidence.
What your programme declares, your network demonstrates.
Your ground handlers execute. You demonstrate.
Many of an airline’s security measures are carried out by others: ground handlers, security contractors, cleaning companies and regulated suppliers. Responsibility, however, cannot be outsourced.
STRACKLE brings together what your own teams perform and what you entrust to third parties and what you entrust to third parties, in line with the responsibilities you retain.
Checks, audits, findings and corrective actions stay attached to the station and contractor concerned.
You know what is done, checked and corrected — in Bordeaux as in Dakar.
Every station has its framework. Your method doesn't change.
One station in the European Union, another in North Africa, a third in the Middle East: the applicable regulatory frameworks differ.
STRACKLE separates your management model from its regulatory framework: the model stays stable, the requirements that feed it adapt to each station's framework.
You don't change systems at every destination.
Security events across your network feed one system.
A security event at one station should not remain an isolated local issue.
In STRACKLE, it is analysed, linked to the domains concerned and, where necessary, tracked until its corrective actions are closed.
You see the recurring patterns no one can see from a single station.
Crew and ground staff: trained, authorised, up to date.
Flight crew, station agents, station security managers: each has specific training requirements, validity periods and deadlines.
STRACKLE tracks them and flags what needs attention — before the authority does. You know who is able to act, where, and until when.
Regulatory changes are linked to your stations.
With STRACKLE Regulatory Intelligence, integrated into the platform and available as an option, relevant changes are analysed against the applicable framework, then linked to the stations and domains they affect.
A requirement that changes in Brussels doesn't concern Tokyo. You know it immediately.
When an authority arrives — yours or the host country's — you don't search.
The evidence needed to demonstrate your system is already structured, by station and by domain.
STRACKLE retrieves them immediately, within the regulatory framework applicable to that station.
The audit no longer begins with collecting documents. It begins with a demonstration.
You stay in control.
STRACKLE does not replace the airline’s security manager, station managers or operational teams. It gives them a structured view of the network to understand, decide, check, correct and demonstrate.
The platform organises the information. The decision remains human.