SkillCampVR at the Aviation Security Days - March 20, 2025

Aviation security is undergoing profound changes, and this year's Aviation Security Days have impressively highlighted this. The event provided a great platform to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the industry. In particular, the focus on innovation and qualification shows how important modern training solutions like Virtual Reality (VR) are becoming for the sector.

Innovation was a clear focus of the Aviation Security Days 2025. Many challenges facing the industry were openly identified:

• Increasing requirements and training pressure: The need to continuously train security staff is growing.
• Staff shortage and fluctuation: The industry is facing a shortage of qualified staff.
• Need for flexible, scalable solutions: Companies are looking for ways to make their training programs more efficient.

A central topic in many discussions was the question: How can we train security forces more efficiently and more practically - without compromising on quality?

We at SkillCampVR had the opportunity to present our VR-based training. The feedback was extremely positive and we are taking valuable ideas back into our work!

The SkillCampVR team was represented directly on site in Berlin-Schönefeld. Tatiana Biazrukava, Dmitry Dzirn, Pavel Druzhkov and Tomas Luig were present at the stand.

The Aviation Security Days 2025 have once again shown that innovative approaches and modern technologies are crucial to successfully meeting the challenges facing the industry. We look forward to making our contribution to the further development of aviation security!