Core Points - The capital airport is experiencing a peak in student travel as schools enter summer vacation, prompting the security company to enhance safety and service measures for student travelers [1][2] - The security company has integrated student service support with safety production work, emphasizing "safety first" and upgrading security measures [1] - A series of training activities, including skill competitions and emergency response drills, have been organized to improve staff safety awareness and emergency capabilities [1] - Comprehensive safety inspections have been conducted across various areas, focusing on fire safety, electrical safety, and emergency evacuation routes to eliminate potential hazards [1] - The security company has established dedicated service roles, referred to as "orange vest" services, to assist students with large luggage and solo travel [1] - Clear signage has been placed in functional corridors to indicate various fast-track and accessible routes for travelers [1] - Collaboration with other airport departments and airlines has been strengthened to ensure timely responses to flight dynamics and emergencies [1][2] - A special promotional booth has been set up at the security checkpoint, where selected employees act as safety ambassadors, providing safety knowledge and materials to travelers, particularly students [2] - Interactive activities at the promotional booth aim to engage students and enhance their understanding of aviation safety regulations, including restrictions on lithium batteries and prohibited items [2] - The security company is committed to ensuring a safe, comfortable, and convenient travel environment for students during the summer vacation [2]