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Unlawful seizure of aircraft
Unlawful seizure of aircraft
hijacking
Destruction of an aircraft in service
Destruction of an aircraft in service
sabotage
Hostage taking on board aircraft or on aerodromes
Hostage taking on board aircraft or on aerodromes
kidnapping
Forcible intrusion on board an aircraft, at an airport or the premises of an aeronautical facility
Forcible intrusion on board an aircraft, at an airport or the premises of an aeronautical facility
Introduction on board an aircraft or at an airport of a weapon or hazardous device or material intended for criminal purposes
Introduction on board an aircraft or at an airport of a weapon or hazardous device or material intended for criminal purposes
Use of an aircraft in service for the purpose of causing death, serious bodily injury, or serious damage to property or the environment
Use of an aircraft in service for the purpose of causing death, serious bodily injury, or serious damage to property or the environment
Communication of false information such as to jeopardize the safety of an aircraft in flight or on the ground, of passengers, crew, ground personnel or the general public, at an airport or on the premises of a civil aviation facility
Communication of false information such as to jeopardize the safety of an aircraft in flight or on the ground, of passengers, crew, ground personnel or the general public, at an airport or on the premises of a civil aviation facility
Hijacking of aircraft inflight or on the ground
Hijacking of aircraft inflight or on the ground
Bombing of aircraft
Bombing of aircraft
Bombing of airport
Bombing of airport
Shooting down aircraft using surface-to-air missiles
Shooting down aircraft using surface-to-air missiles
Self-propelled systems such as Buk is able to hit commercial airliners at cruising altitude
Self-propelled systems such as Buk is able to hit commercial airliners at cruising altitude
Shoulder-launched system such as Man Portable AirDefense (MANPAD) system is able to hit low-flying ______
Shoulder-launched system such as Man Portable AirDefense (MANPAD) system is able to hit low-flying ______
Threat groups Terrorist groups e.g. Al Qaeda, ISIS. Criminals e.g. drug smugglers Unruly passengers Disgruntled employees Refugees Hostile ______
Threat groups Terrorist groups e.g. Al Qaeda, ISIS. Criminals e.g. drug smugglers Unruly passengers Disgruntled employees Refugees Hostile ______
Threat Groups - Motives To gain publicity by undermining and discrediting authorities who oppose their ______
Threat Groups - Motives To gain publicity by undermining and discrediting authorities who oppose their ______
Acts of Unlawful Interference - Consequences Injury to or death of crew, passengers and ______
Acts of Unlawful Interference - Consequences Injury to or death of crew, passengers and ______
Preventive Measures – General Besides the usual screening of passengers and their baggage, pre-flight precautions should include: Inspection of the exterior of the ______
Preventive Measures – General Besides the usual screening of passengers and their baggage, pre-flight precautions should include: Inspection of the exterior of the ______
Preventive Measures – General Prevent unauthorised access to the ______
Preventive Measures – General Prevent unauthorised access to the ______
Preventive Measures – Bomb Threat & Hijack Bomb threat on board aircraft: Screen passengers (including transfer passengers) and all their cabin baggage prior to passenger ______
Preventive Measures – Bomb Threat & Hijack Bomb threat on board aircraft: Screen passengers (including transfer passengers) and all their cabin baggage prior to passenger ______
Preventive Measures – Bomb Threat & Hijack Bomb threat in the airport: Look out for unattended bags in ______
Preventive Measures – Bomb Threat & Hijack Bomb threat in the airport: Look out for unattended bags in ______
Critical elements of an effective State aviation security oversight system Comprehensive and effective legislative framework Standardized implementation procedures, equipment and ______
Critical elements of an effective State aviation security oversight system Comprehensive and effective legislative framework Standardized implementation procedures, equipment and ______
How to ensure effectiveness of security programs Background checks for security personnel Careful selection of security personnel Training and refresher courses mandatory and recorded for security ______
How to ensure effectiveness of security programs Background checks for security personnel Careful selection of security personnel Training and refresher courses mandatory and recorded for security ______
USAP CMA vs USOAP CMA USAP USOAP Objective Objective Promotes global aviation security through audits of member states Promotes global aviation safety through audits of member ______
USAP CMA vs USOAP CMA USAP USOAP Objective Objective Promotes global aviation security through audits of member states Promotes global aviation safety through audits of member ______
Scope of programme Scope of programme Annex 9 Facilitation Annex 17 Security Annex 1 Personnel licensing Annex 6 Operation of aircraft Annex 8 Airworthiness of aircraft Annex 11 Air traffic services Annex 13 Aircraft accident and incident investigation Annex 14 ______
Scope of programme Scope of programme Annex 9 Facilitation Annex 17 Security Annex 1 Personnel licensing Annex 6 Operation of aircraft Annex 8 Airworthiness of aircraft Annex 11 Air traffic services Annex 13 Aircraft accident and incident investigation Annex 14 ______
Flashcards
Unlawful Aircraft Seizure
Unlawful Aircraft Seizure
The act of taking control of an aircraft without permission, posing a significant threat to aviation security.
Aircraft Destruction
Aircraft Destruction
Damaging or destroying an aircraft during operation or a particular period, impacting safety and impacting operations.
Hostage Situation
Hostage Situation
A situation where someone or multiple individuals are taken against their will and held captive, requiring urgent intervention.
Forcible Intrusion
Forcible Intrusion
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Weapon/Hazardous Material Introduction
Weapon/Hazardous Material Introduction
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Act of Terrorism (Aircraft)
Act of Terrorism (Aircraft)
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False Aircraft Safety Information
False Aircraft Safety Information
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Hijacking
Hijacking
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Aircraft Bombing
Aircraft Bombing
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Surface-to-Air Missile Attack
Surface-to-Air Missile Attack
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Terrorist Organizations (Aviation)
Terrorist Organizations (Aviation)
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Criminal Activities (Aviation)
Criminal Activities (Aviation)
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Unruly Passengers
Unruly Passengers
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Security Staff Background Checks
Security Staff Background Checks
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Security Personnel Selection and Training
Security Personnel Selection and Training
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Passenger and Baggage Screening
Passenger and Baggage Screening
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Pre-flight Aircraft Inspections
Pre-flight Aircraft Inspections
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Restricted Access
Restricted Access
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Bomb Threat Passenger Screening
Bomb Threat Passenger Screening
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Airport Unattended Baggage
Airport Unattended Baggage
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Study Notes
Unlawful Seizures and Attacks
- Unlawful seizure of an aircraft poses a significant threat to aviation security.
- Destruction of an aircraft in service impacts aviation operations and safety.
- Hostage situations aboard aircraft or at airports create intense crises requiring immediate intervention.
- Forcible intrusion on aircraft or aeronautical facilities constitutes a serious legal offense and security breach.
- Introducing weapons or hazardous materials on aircraft or at airports directly endangers public safety.
Aviation Threats and Illegal Activities
- The use of an aircraft to inflict death or severe injury is categorized as an act of terrorism.
- Communication of false information regarding aircraft safety can lead to panic or disastrous interventions.
- Hijacking incidents can occur both in-flight and on the ground, representing a critical security threat.
- Bombing of aircraft and airports disrupt operations and endanger numerous lives.
- Shooting down aircraft using surface-to-air missiles presents a grave risk, particularly from advanced systems like Buk.
Threat Groups and Their Motivations
- Terrorist organizations like Al Qaeda and ISIS are leading threats within aviation security.
- Criminal activities may involve drug smugglers and other lawful violators.
- Potential threats from unruly passengers and disgruntled employees are increasingly prominent.
- Refugees and hostile entities may also constitute security risks.
- Many threat groups seek publicity and aim to undermine authority, creating broader fear and chaos.
Consequences of Unlawful Interference
- Acts of unlawful interference often result in injuries or fatalities among crew and passengers.
- The broader implications affect public trust, safety protocols, and the overall perception of air travel.
Preventive Security Measures
- Screening of passengers and baggage is essential to mitigate security threats.
- Pre-flight inspections of aircraft exteriors enhance vigilance against potential hazards.
- Unauthorized access to sensitive areas must be strictly regulated and prevented.
- In the event of a bomb threat on board, comprehensive passenger screening is vital.
- Vigilance for unattended bags in airports is crucial to ensure safety.
Effective Aviation Security Oversight
- A comprehensive legislative framework underpins an effective state aviation security oversight system.
- Standardized procedures, equipment, and regulations are necessary for uniform implementation of security measures.
Ensuring Security Program Effectiveness
- Background checks for security staff are vital for maintaining a trustworthy workforce.
- Careful selection and ongoing training of security personnel strengthen overall security.
- Recorded training and refresher courses ensure staff are well-prepared for emerging threats.
International Standards Comparison
- USAP (Universal Security Audit Programme) emphasizes global aviation security through member state audits.
- USOAP (Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme) focuses on aviation safety audits, covering regulatory and operational aspects.
- Program scope includes various Annexes addressing a range of aviation operations from air traffic services to accident investigations.
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Description
Test your knowledge of unlawful interference in civil aviation with this quiz based on ICAO Annex 17. Identify and understand various acts that jeopardize aviation security, such as unlawful seizure of aircraft, destruction of aircraft in service, hostage taking, and forcible intrusion.
