The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is ramping up efforts to prevent serious incidents on airfields across the nation as summer travel reaches its peak. With increased flight activity and ongoing runway projects at airports, the risk of unauthorized vehicles and pedestrians entering operational areas and causing safety incidents has heightened. To address this, the FAA has distributed updated training materials to airport directors on vehicle and pedestrian safety, emphasizing the importance of refining airfield protocols, maintaining awareness of airport developments, identifying hotspots, and ensuring clear communication with air traffic control and ground personnel. Technological advancements like Vehicle Movement Area Transponders and Runway Incursion Warning Systems also enhance situational awareness across airport operations. Last year, vehicle/pedestrian deviations doubled in a span of four months, from 14 in April to 32 by August. The FAA aims to proactively mitigate this trend by implementing these measures.