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1
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How long does a visitor pass last?

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7 days

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2
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What is a temporary employment pass for?

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People waiting on there permanent pass or someone doing a job for a sustained amount of time

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3
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What’s the ratio of escort to visitor pass

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1:6

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4
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What’s the ratio of escort to temp employment pass

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1:3

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5
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Where should your airport ID be worn?

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At chest height

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6
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When would you become suspicious of someone being an insider?

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Changes in personality/ life style/ workplace behaviours

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7
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What should you do if you see unattended baggage in the airport?

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Ask people near by if it’s theirs and if no one claims it report it using internal reporting

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8
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What are the 2 principles of security?

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Based on common sense and individual responsibility
Difficult to carry out threat in well observed areas

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9
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What are the 6 meanings of threat?

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-motivation
-capability
-intent
-timescale
-vulnerability
-likelihood

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10
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What are the 3 things to do if you see threat?

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Report it
Challenge it
Escalate it

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11
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What are the 7 categories of people that pose a threat?

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-terrorists
-criminals
-mentally I’ll
-protesters
-refugees
-insiders
-potentially disruptive passengers

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12
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What are the 2 types of insider

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Willing and unwilling

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13
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What are the 5 UK threat levels for the country

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Low
Moderate
Substantial
Severe
Critical

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14
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What’s the name of the organisation that set the basic security standards for the world?

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ICAO

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15
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Who sets the security standards for Europe?

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ECAC

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16
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What category does the CAA come under?

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National authorities

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17
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Who does guy Murray come under?

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ASP

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18
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What did the Tokyo convention say?

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Against the law to cause harm on a plane

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19
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Who can be an attendance overseer ?

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TUI airlines staff
Contracted service provider
EU cleaners

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20
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When do TUI crew have to do a security search?

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Before every flight

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21
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When do ECAC say a security search has to be done?

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Any time not an EU flight

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22
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How do you do a security search?

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Have no passengers on board unless in transit
It’s done visually or by hand

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23
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What percentage of lifejackets need to be checked on a security search?

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10%

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24
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How do you tell the SCCM the security check is done?

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Via the inter phone

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25
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Who security checks the FCC and the external parts of the aeroplane ?

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FCM

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26
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What is a stowaway

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Someone trying to hide in a plane

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27
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What happens to the luggage in the overhead compartments when a security search is done with passengers on board ?

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All luggage on passengers laps

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28
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If there’s a passenger induced diversion where needs to be security searched?

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3 rows in front and 3 rows behind

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29
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If our side the EU how can you do a security search with cleaners on board?

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Being able to monitor them at all times

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30
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What search do you do when passengers have got off the aircraft?

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Lost property

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31
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When finding lost property how many CCMs need to sign the form

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2 and the handling agent

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32
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What components make up an IED

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explosive
Detonator
Initiation system
Power source

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33
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What components make up an IID

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Incendiary material
Igniter
Initiation system
Power source

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34
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What are the layers of protecting the aeroplane?

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Land side
SRA
SRACP
plane

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35
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What is a demarcated area?

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Anywhere non commercial planes go for medical/ military reasons

36
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When the aeroplane is left what always needs to happen?

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Doors should always be closed

37
Q

What will happen if security sealing is damaged?

A

Tell local airport authorities
Tell TUI
Full security search will need completed
The words void and open will be present on the security seals

38
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What percentage of lifejackets are searched in a full security search?

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100%

39
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Who is responsible for checking boarding cards?

A

The SCCM

40
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Why would boarding cards be checked?

A

Reason to believe there’s an intruder
Instructed by the commander or the more stringent measures list

41
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How many TUI levels of threat are there?

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4

42
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What is TUIs level 1 threat?

A

Disruptive verbal behaviour

43
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What’s is TUIs level 2 threat?

A

Physically abusive behaviour

44
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What is TUIs level 3 threat?

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Life thrusting behaviour/ weapon

45
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What is TUIs level 4 threat?

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Actual or attempted breach of FCC

46
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What is a formal notice of action UK?

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A letter stating they have had a verbal warning and what will happen next if they carry on ie bans

47
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What’s a DEPO

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A deportee that got into the country but has been kicked out

48
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What’s a DEPU

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An unaccompanied deportee

49
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What’s a DEPA

A

An accompanied deportee

50
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What’s a INAD

A

Inadmissible pa passenger cant get into the country/ visa

51
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What’s an UNAD

A

Unaccompanied inadmissible

52
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What’s an ANAD

A

Accompanied Inadmissible

53
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Who’s responsible for a DEPO

A

The country

54
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Who’s responsible for an INAD

A

The airline

55
Q

How many passengers can get off the aircraft at a time for baggage identification procedure?

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10

56
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When would you security search inflight supplies?

A

When the seals have been tampered with

57
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When’s the FDAS set?

A

Prior to engines starting and passengers boarding

58
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What are the settings for the manual lock?

A

Unlocked
Locked key operable
Locked key inoperable

59
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What’s the basic procedure to enter the FCC

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Close curtain
Check there’s no passengers
Make yourself visible on the CCTV
Go in and close the door behind you

60
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What do you do to disperse gathering people on a plane?

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Do a PA to tell people gathering isn’t allowed

61
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What type of people are allowed in the FCC?

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Permitted people

62
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When can FCC visits be done?

A

Prior to FDAS being set

63
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What is a conflict zone

A

Where armed conflict is happening on the ground and could endanger planes

64
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What are the 3 bomb threats?

A

Threat against the company in general
Threat against the plane on the ground
Threat against the plane in flight

65
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What must the commander decide if there’s a bomb threat in flight?

A

If a bomb search is possible
Consider diversion
Consider switching off tracking system

66
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What should you do if there’s a bomb threat when on the ground?

A

Inform ATC
Remove passengers and belongings
Complete a bomb search

67
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What are all suspect objects?

A

Potentially dangerous

68
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What should you do with a suspect items when there’s within 30 mins til landing?

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-Secure item
-Move passengers more than 4 rows away
-Don’t touch the object
-On a full flight doubling up passengers may be necessary

69
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What is the aft of the plane

A

The back

70
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What door should be disarmed to allow access to the response teams?

A

The aft left door

71
Q

Who examines the plane when there’s a bomb threat

A

Local authorities/ security organisations

72
Q

What are the 3 imperative safety concerns with hijacking?

A

Safety of crew and plane
Safety of passengers
Safety of persons on the ground

73
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What are the 5 categories of why someone would hijack a plane?

A

Criminal reasons
Personal reasons
Mentally disturbed
Terrorists/ political reasons
Suicidal terrorists

74
Q

When do you set the transponder mode A 7500

A

During a hijacking

75
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What is the primary objective during a hijacking

A

Don’t let them into the FCC

76
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What are “sleeper hijackers”

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Hijackers that may be working with the other hijackers but are not yet known

77
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What should you do when talking to a hijacker?

A

Keep calming nature and be honest about plane limitations

78
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What is phase 1 of a hijacking

A

The alarm phase

79
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What is phase 2 of a hijacking

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The crisis phase

80
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What’s phase 3 of a hijacking

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The accommodation phase

81
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What’s phase 4 of a hijacking

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The resolution phase

82
Q

What syndrome is a positive emotional feeling towards the hijackers

A

The Stockholm syndrome

83
Q

What is the syndrome that people will respond with non cooperation arguing and attitude?

A

London syndrome

84
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What is the syndrome that often effects men and is a complete unwillingness.

A

John Wayne syndrome

85
Q

What should mail be labelled as?

A

Company mail or comail

86
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Can mail be held in the hold of the plane ?

A

Yes

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