Security

Question 1

GSC

Answer 1

Ground Security Coordinator

Question 2

ISC

Answer 2

Inflight Security Coordinator

Question 3

What to do for Crew-member Personal Items

Answer 3

-Don’t leave your items unattended
-Inspect bags before boarding
-Destroy all uniforms and manuals

Question 4

TSA regulations require aircraft security inspections on the following aircraft routings

Answer 4

-prior to first flight of calendar day
-prior to departure TO an international location
-prior to departure FROM an international location
-Aircraft first domestic departure following every international arrival
-when aircraft is returned to service after being out of service or unattended

Question 5

Flight Deck, Entry and Exit Procedures
(Principles)

Answer 5

-preparation
-positive control
-three seconds
-door, door, door

Question 6

Three types of special handling passengers

Answer 6

-deportees
-Prisoners
-stowaways

Question 7

FAM

Answer 7

Federal Air Marshal
Specially, trained and armed, federal law enforcement officers, capable of rapid deployment worldwide on US air carriers
(prevent hijacking)

Question 8

FFDO

Answer 8

Federal Flight Decl Officer
An airline pilot specially trained by TSA serving as federal law enforcement officer

Question 9

People who can carry weapons on aircraft

Answer 9

• Federal law enforcement officer (LEO) or full-time state, county, tribal authority, or municipal LEO authorized by their agency to travel armed
• LEOs or military police escorting prisoner. Officers returning from prisoner escort may carry weapon provided they have proper authorization.
• pilots who are deputized as Federal Flight Deck Officers (FFDOs)
• Other persons specially authorized by the Company Security Department, if proper credentials are provided

Question 10

LEO

Answer 10

Law Enforcement Officer

Question 11

Where are plastic handcuffs located?

Answer 11

security lock box

Question 12

NOC

Answer 12

Network Operation Center

Question 13

Threat Level 1

Answer 13

Disrupted, suspicious, or threatening situation or behavior. (Verbal or Written)
EX:
- suspected human trafficking.
- Customer verbally harassing flight, attendants and others.

IOR required

Question 14

Treat Level 2

Answer 14

Physically abusive behavior
EX:
- Attempt to damage another persons property
- physically assaulting FA

Question 15

Threat Level 3

Answer 15

Life threatening Behavior
EX:
- terrorist threats
- credible threat(s) of hijacking

Question 16

Threat Level 4

Answer 16

Attempted/ Attempt or Attempted/ Actual breach of the flight deck.
EX:
-9/11 (1,000 of fatalities/ mass destruction)
Must be thought of attempt to take control flight deck to use aircraft as a weapon.

Question 17

Hijackers

Answer 17

People who want to take over aircraft with force.
-criminal
-mentally deranged
-terrorists

Question 18

PIRC

Answer 18

Passenger Incident Review Committee

Question 19

LRBL

Answer 19

Least Risk Bomb Location

Question 20

Principle components of a bomb

Answer 20

• Timing device/ Switch
• Power supply/ Batteries
• Explosives
• Initiator/ Detonator

Question 21

Threat Level 1 (Goal)

Answer 21

To identify and resolve problems early and to diffuse and contain a problem so it doesn’t escalate.

Question 22

Threat Level 2 (Goal)

Answer 22

To prevent further physical contact and injury and diffuse and contain the situation

Question 23

Threat Level 3 (Goal)

Answer 23

To subdue the offenders as necessary, prevent further physical contact, and injury, and to diffuse the situation

Question 24

Threat Level 4 (Goal)

Answer 24

Crewmembers will take any and all actions necessary to subdue the offenders and maintain control of their aircraft