9.1 Flashcards
Defined as “a combination of measures and human and material resources intended to safeguard international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference”.
Security
flyadeal’s primary security objective
is to assure the protection and safety of passengers, crew, ground personnel, aircraft and facilities against acts of unlawful interference perpetrated on the ground or in- flight.
This section refers in general terms to the precautions and procedures applicable to Flying Staff and may be supplemented by information in the __
Flight Deck Notices.
Any incident, which has a bearing on security, is to be reported to
CEO Con Korfiatis
Head of Security.Rayan Makki
ICAO
International Civil Aviation Organization
RSAF
Royal Saudi Air Force
It is the designated national authority responsible for setting the government level aviation security policy that governs flyadeal operations.
The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The GACA is responsible for the implementation of the various aspects of the __ among the departments, agencies, operators, airports and other organisations concerned with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
National Civil Aviation Security Program (NCASP)
flyadeal ID Cards
• All flyadeal staff are issued a company ID card upon joining the
company.
• ID cards shall only be issued upon written request from the Human Resources department.
• LostordamagedIDcardsmustbereportedtotheSecurity department for reissue.
• ID cards must be returned upon separation of the employee from the company.
• Records of issued, cancelled and expired ID cards are kept in the Security department.
• All flyadeal staff must be instructed that ID cards must be clearly worn on the outermost garment, above waist level at all times while on duty. Crew members on duty must additionally wear the crew ID card.
• Wearing a flyadeal ID card off-duty is strictly prohibited; its use off- duty is limited to the purposes of identification at airport check-in counters or while availing discounts at partner companies.
Aircraft Security
Pre-Flight Security/ Anti - Sabotage Check
• When do you conduct the check
- Prior to Passenger Embarkation – After Cleaning
- Post Passenger disembarkation -
- When an aircraft brought into service, and
- When an unauthorized person is found on board an aircraft that has already been searched
Aircraft Security
Pre-Flight Security/ Anti - Sabotage Check
Must perform
- A visual check of the flight deck and passenger cabin of the aircraft, including catering and food preparation areas, lavatories and crew stations.
- An examination of containers and receptacles in the passenger cabin of the aircraft, including opening and inspecting lockers and cupboards, and
- A visual inspection of the exterior of the aircraft for obvious abnormalities or signs of tampering, including in and around wheel wells.
- The security check described above is normally accomplished as part of the pre-flight inspection duties of both the Pilots and Cabin Crew.
Passenger Cabin
Under seats
Seat Pockets
Overhead Lockers
Crew Seat Area
Galleys
Waste Bins
Galley Cabinets
Carts
Lavatories
Waste Bins
Behind Waste Bins
Under Sink Cupboards
Lock Toilet Doors
If any item is discovered that cannot be identified or readily accounted for, refer to the ___ as applicable, who has the guidance material available in the Security Program for assessing whether such item should be dealt with as “suspicious”
Airport Manager/ Airport Coordinator or Ground Handling Agent
Individual Cabin Crew taking over from another Cabin Crew.
Check area under supervision
Individual pilot taking over from another pilot.
Check area under supervision
PIC and SIC taking over from PIC and SIC
Check of entire flight deck
Entire Cabin Crew change.
Check of entire passenger cabin
• Diplomatic mail or pouches bearing visible external indicia of a State shall not be opened, in accordance with Article 27 of the Vienna Convention.
• flyadeal shall confirm the following criteria is met before accepting diplomatic pouches or mail for carriage on a flyadeal flight in order to establish the official status of such diplomatic pouches or mail:
Diplomatic Mail
- Ensure each diplomatic pouch bears a visible, external marking identifying it as “diplomatic” and an official governmental seal,
- Ensure the official document accompanying the diplomatic pouch or mail certifies its status as “diplomatic”, bears governmental insignia, and states the accompanying bearer’s details, the number of pouches and the seal number of each pouch,
- Verify the details specified in the official document match the consignment of diplomatic mail,
- Verify the credentials of the diplomatic courier, and
- Verify the integrity of each pouch.
Such diplomatic mailbags shall be subjected to screening using x-ray equipment, __. At no time shall the diplomatic bag be opened or the contents physically examined. Should the screening process reveal the presence of prohibited items then the diplomatic mailbag shall be refused carriage and returned to the appropriate diplomatic personnel.
Explosive Trace Detection (ExTD) equipment or Explosive Detection Dogs (ExDD)
It may convey packages that contain specific items that have been authorized in writing by the Director General of the GACA as being exempt from the screening process. Government Security Agency couriers are required to be screened and will be identified and endorsed by the appropriate Authority courier certificate and a document (way-bill) issued by the Government Security Agencies. However their personal baggage must be screened to the same standards as the baggage of regular passengers.
Government Security Agency Couriers
People Exempt from Search Prior to Boarding
- Members of the Royal Family;
- Visiting Heads of State and Presidents, Foreign Prime Ministers and other Heads of State who travel through Royal Pavilion;
- Guest of Government (only who represent President, Prime ministers and Ministers);
- Secretary-General of the United Nations;
- President of the European Community;
- Other Persons as authorised in writing by the Appropriate Authority.
Crew Baggage Security
- Avoid accepting items from unknown people,
- Personally search all gifts received before packing them,
- Ensure gifts bought overseas are wrapped in front of them,
- Lend luggage and electronic items only to people they trust,
- Always pack their own bag
- It is the responsibility of each Cabin Crew not to leave their bags unattended or unprotected at any moment after they have been packed,
- Bags that are momentarily left unattended in a hotel room, the hotel reception, in the custody of a porter or in an office should be verified by its owner before leaving for the airport,
- Theft of crew uniforms or crew identification should be reported immediately,
- Crew bags should be locked, and have a crew tag to easily identify the bags
- Beware of bag substitutions. Ensure that the bag they are bringing on board is in fact theirs, and
- Be wary of unlocked side pockets and pouches on baggage, prone to theft or additions.
Passenger Baggage
- flyadeal staff and authorized ground handling agents,
- Passengers under the supervision of flyadeal staff and agents, but only in respect of baggage they checked in,
- The operating crew of a flight about to depart, in respect of their own bags,
- Police officers and Customs officials on duty, and
- GACA or State aviation security inspectors on authorized duty.
A person who is confined in any prison and includes a person who is arrested under any law for the time being in force
Prisoner
Persons in Lawful Custody
Restriction
- Only 1 High Risk prisoner is permitted on board and must be escorted with two guards.
- Only 1 Low Risk prisoner is permitted on board and may be escorted with one guard.
Persons in Lawful Custody Precautions
- The Prisoner should always be escorted by one or more guards
- The prisoner and the escort must be boarded first and Disembarkedlast
- The prisoner should always be escorted at all times
- The prisonerortheescortshouldnotbeservedalcoholicbeveragesor any metal cutlery
- The escort should always sit between the prisoner and the aisle.
There are four levels of passenger Disturbances
- LEVEL 1 : Disruptive Behaviour : Suspicious or threatening
- LEVEL 2 : Physically Abusive
- LEVEL 3 : Life Threatening Behaviour
- LEVEL 4 : Attempted or Actual Breach of the Flight Deck.
LEVEL 1 : Disruptive Behaviour : Suspicious or threatening
- D isorderly / Drunkenness
- A busive
- R efusal to obey orders
- N on Violent
