2). Aviation security is ensured by the aviation security services (TSA) and paramilitary units, if necessary, protecting airports and airlines, as well as bodies specially authorized with this right by federal laws. Therefore, safety ensures the safety of life and health of passengers and crew members by increasing the reliability of aircraft equipment and the qualifications of aviation personnel. The problem of improving aviation safety should be considered complex and depends on the work of many government agencies. The ways to solve it depend on the results of scientific research in various fields of science and technology and their application in aviation safety practice. To solve this problem, random people who do not know the basics of aviation business should not be admitted into the aviation industry, which could bring the industry to the brink of crisis. In this regard, we can cite as an example the United States government, which already two months after the events of September 11, 2001 accepted the federal law on aviation security, providing targeted funding and created the TSA (TSA,