This study aims to identify and address gaps and challenges in Terminal 1 by enhancing aviation safety through technological modernization. The research addresses significant issues that may affect the integrity and safety of passengers and airport personnel. Key problems include passenger flow management, security screening procedures, technology integration, and training and preparedness response. The study also examines respondents' perceptions of existing technology in the airport terminal and how these technologies impact their sense of safety. Feedback from professional informants and respondents is incorporated to provide recommendations and general perceptions of the airport. A mixed-methods approach was used, including surveys to gather data from selected respondents. Data collection involved a satisfaction scaling technique to assess the gaps in key issues and current perceptions of technology in selected airport terminals. The results indicate respondents are generally unsatisfied with current technology, citing outdated facilities and equipment as key concerns. The study suggests upgrading to world-class standards and improving personnel training programs could significantly enhance safety and reduce the risk of accidents and incidents. The findings highlight the need for airport administration to implement changes and updates to keep pace with technological advancements and provide a strategic program that enhances and improves aviation safety at the airport.