Training

• Understand the nature of threats and risk to civil aviation
• Understand the need for aviation security countermeasures.
• Understand the legal responsibility for developing legal and technical programs to protect civil aviation.
• Recognize the basic measures applied.
• Respond to security incidents and major security emergencies.
• Implement the relevant parts of the airline security program
• Explain the current organizational structure of civil aviation and the key organizations involved in aviation security.
• Briefly outline the main reference documents pertaining to aviation security
• Explain the meaning of the terms "Threat" + “Risk” and the relationship between the two.
• Demonstrate how threat/risk factors affect security measures.
• Understand the current threat levels operating in the aviation industry.
• Explain reasons why civil aviation is an attractive target and how the attacks are carried out.
• State what types of people or organizations pose a threat to civil aviation and their motives.
• Describe how aviation security measures are developed to prevent acts of unlawful interference.
• Explain the purpose of the international aviation security conventions and the need for national legislation.
• Describe the purpose of the National, Airport, and Airline Security Programs, and the interrelationship between these three.
• Understand the basic measures that need to be in place to protect civil aviation.
• List different types of incidents, crises, or major emergencies.
• Describe the principles of crisis management, and explain the need for command and control.
• Understand the function of crisis management centers and teams.
• Describe the typical responses to bomb threats.

All airline employees as a foundation course for their respective training packages.

• Global civil aviation security structure.
• Threats and risks to civil aviation.
• Development of security measures.
• Responses to security incidents and major security emergencies