Sector · Airports

Fire, security & ventilation
for Airports.

An airport terminal is three environments in one: high-density public concourse, restricted airside zones, and the comms and baggage infrastructure that keeps both moving. A false alarm here is not an inconvenience — it is a suspended operation with a per-minute cost. We deliver networked addressable detection, Novec 1230 and inert-gas suppression with room integrity testing, and biometric airside/landside access control, engineered around CAA CAP 168 and Martyn’s Law obligations.

What we deliver here

Service lines for airports.

Why it matters now

Where the compliance
pressure is.

CAA CAP 168 aerodrome licensing and RFFS category context · Martyn’s Law readiness for high-footfall terminals · Suppression and integrity testing for comms and baggage-handling rooms · Biometric airside/landside segregation · Wireless detection for temporary and construction phases.

Standards we design to

The regulations
that shape the work.

  • CAA CAP 168 (aerodrome licensing)
  • BS 5839-1
  • BS EN 15004 / ISO 14520 (gas suppression)
  • Martyn’s Law (2025 Act)
  • TR19 (ventilation hygiene)
  • Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005

Every install is delivered to the relevant British / European standard with an audit-ready evidence pack at handover.

Talk to us

One call covers
the whole building.