's () aviation division continues to do well - as it has been named a strategic partner for security to the trade association for the world's airlines.
WASS (Westminster Aviation Security Services) has been approved as the partner to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
The body represents 84% of total air traffic and aims to increase awareness of the benefits that aviation brings to national and global economies.
Westminster chief executive Peter Fowler said: "I am delighted to be able to announce this latest development with our aviation security division which continues to go from strength to strength.
"Our Strategic Partnership with IATA will provide us with a platform to build, as well as strengthen, relationships with key industry stakeholders and provide us with a unique insight into airlines' priorities whilst being recognised as working together with IATA in serving the air transport industry."
The latest development follows the announcement on August 1, that WASS, part of the firm's managed services division - had been chosen as a finalist in the international achievement category in the Security Excellence Awards 2013.
The award recognises a UK company that has realised an outstanding achievement or improvement in international sales or exports, or has been instrumental in a significant security application or project outside the UK.
And in July, the group announced that an independent audit of its operations at a West African airport showed Westminster had ?dramatically improved? the security of the airport ? so much so in fact that it is now considered on a similar level to those in Europe ? a view also expressed by a major European airline.
Ringing endorsements such as these will help Westminster win more contracts and boost sales in the future, it added.
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