Chapter 23 Security

Question 1

What is the general aim of security?

Answer 1

The safeguarding of everybody involved in civil aviation

Question 2

What should each CS do with regards to security?

Answer 2

A national civil aviation security programme and must inform ICAO and send a copy of their security programme to ICAO

Question 3

How must states protect cargo, mail and other goods?

Answer 3

• screening prior to landing
• access control
• approval and screening of agents

Question 4

What must the PIC informed with regards to armed persons?

Answer 4

How many there are onboard and their seat location (NO NAMES)

Question 5

How must approve law enforcement officers on a plane?

Answer 5

• enroute states
• departure and destination states
• airport authorities

Question 6

What are CSs to ensure with regards to segregation of pax?

Answer 6

No possibility of mixing between people subjected to security control and those who are not

Question 7

What must be done if mixing does occur?

Answer 7

Pax and their baggage must be re-screened

Question 8

Who must be informed of deportees and persons in custody are to be carried?

Answer 8

Operator

Question 9

Can the operator and PIC refuse to transport deportees?

Answer 9

Yes

Question 10

Who else travelling on a plane must be made known to the PIC?

Answer 10

Potentially disruptive pax who have been subjected to administrative or judicial proceedings

Question 11

What much each CS ensure with regards to victims of unlawful interference?

Answer 11

Their safety until their journey can be continued

Question 12

What can’t be refused to unlawfully interefered aircraft?

Answer 12

• the provision of navigation aids
• air traffic services
• permission to land

Question 13

What just be done to an unlawful interfered aircraft when it has landed?

Answer 13

Must not be allowed to takeoff unless it’s in the interests of human life

Question 14

What document covers the procedures regarding hijacked aircraft?

Answer 14

ICAO doc 7030 regional supps

Question 15

By how much must yiu change your altitude when hijacked?

Answer 15

Below 290 = 1000ft

Above 290 = 500ft

Question 16

How quickly should you land when hijacked?

Answer 16

ASAP

Question 17

Who is responsible for bomb stiff?

Answer 17

The operator

Question 18

When must the flight crew door be locked?

Answer 18

From the time all external doors are closed follow boarding until nahh such door is opened for de boarding, unless needed to be open for authorised crew to enter or exit

Question 19

Where must weapons be stored?

Answer 19

In a place where they are inaccessible to any person during flight time

Question 20

Where must an operator return an inadmissible person?

Answer 20

• where they commenced their journey

- to any place where they are inadmissible

Question 21

Can the operator seek compensation from the inadmissible pax?

Answer 21

Yes

Question 22

Who must be informed about deportees and inadmissible pax on board?

Answer 22

The operator

Question 23

Who must be informed if law enforcement officers are onboard?

Answer 23

PIC must know the seat location and amount on board

Question 24

Who must be informed about potentially distributive pax who have been subject to legal proceedings?

Answer 24

PIC and operator

Question 25

When automatic detection of emergency SSR codes is not available what must be done by the controller?

Answer 25

Must set to decoder to 7500 and THEN 7700

Question 26

Who must be informed of unlawful interference?

Answer 26

• operator
• RCC
• security authority

Question 27

What must a PIC submit and to who after unlawful interference?

Answer 27

A report to the designated local authority ASAP

Question 28

Where shall an isolated parking positiom be located?

Answer 28

100m away from other parking, terminals and buildings etc…

Question 29

When issuing taxi instructions to hijacked aircraft what must be done?

Answer 29

• taxi route as far away from other aircraft as possible
• taxi route specified by pilot
• taxi away from buildings etc…