11.2.3.11 Inflight Security Measures Training
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11.2.3.11 Inflight Security Measures Training
Course Code 11-2-3-11-2023-EN-IE
Prerequisites:
- A good understanding of English (if there is any doubt please contact us and we can discuss training options)
- A completed background check (in accordance with the NCASP)
- An operational need to undertake security-sensitive
Target Group : Flight and cabin crew members implementing in-flight security measures
Training Language: English
Duration: 3,5 hours
Final Test: Once the trainee has passed the final exam, he/she will be provided with a e-Certificate that can be printed. The certificate is then valid for 36 months.
Certification: The trainee receives his/her certificate as soon as he/she has successfully passed the final test.
Validity: 3 years.
Teaching resources :
- Training material available online
- Exercises and self-assessment MCQs available on the site
- Asynchronous remote tutoring is available by e-mail in the event of particular learning difficulties, using the “Contact us” form.
Course Outline
- To teach the trainee about previous acts of unlawful interference with civil aviation, terrorist acts and current threats (11.2.2)
- To teach the trainee about elements contributing to the establishment of a robust and resilient security culture in the workplace and in the aviation domain
- To teach the trainee about insider threat and radicalisation
- To teach the trainee about the objectives and organisation of aviation security, including the obligations and responsibilities of flight and cabin crew members
- To teach the trainee about how to protect and prevent unauthorised access to aircraft
- To teach the trainee about procedures for sealing aircraft
- To teach the trainee how to be able to identify prohibited articles
- To teach the trainee about how prohibited articles may be concealed
- To teach the trainee about how to be able to implement aircraft security searches to a standard sufficient to reasonably ensure the detection of concealed prohibited articles
- To teach the trainee about the configuration of the type or types of aircraft on which the duties are performed
- To teach the trainee about how to protect flight deck during the flight
- To teach the trainee about procedures relevant to the carriage of potentially disruptive passengers on board an aircraft
- To teach the trainee about handling persons authorised to carry firearms on board
- To teach the trainee about reporting procedures
- To teach the trainee how to respond appropriately to security related incidents and emergencies on board an aircraft
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To find out more :
European regulatory framework:
Regulation (EU) No 2015/1998, of 28 October 2015, amending Regulation (EU) No 181/2011, as regards aviation security measures.
Annex III to Regulation (EU) No 2015/1998: Basic elements of initial airport security training.
EU regulatory framework:
Order of 11 September 2013 amending the order of 29 June 2010 on security measures at airports.
Annex 1 to the Order of 11 September 2013: Initial airport security training programme.
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