Security Training (To Prevent Threats) – Questions
And Answers (Expert Verified)
Why do we need aviation Security? Right Ans - To protect the pax, crew,
a/c and facilities against acts of unlawful interférence.
What is the objective of security training? Right Ans - To ensure crew gain
competencies relevant to their security duties. They can efficiently protect
pax, crew, a/c and facilities against acts of unlawful
Current Threats Right Ans - •Insider threats
•Ranged weapons
•IED Improvised Explosive Devise
•Airport attacks
•Flight Sim (simulator)
•Laser
•Cyber Attack's
ICAO Right Ans - Annex 17
ECAC - European Civil Aviation Conference Right Ans - Doc 30 part ||
EU Regulations Right Ans - EU 300/2008
EU 2015/1998
EU 2015/8005
NCASP - every country has one Right Ans - National
Civil
Aviation
Security
Programme
EU regulations Right Ans - General detailed description of measures in
aviation security
ANEX 17 DOC 30 PART || Right Ans - Inform states about current
guidelines for aviation security. These guidelines are implemented into
national legislation by vast majority of countries
, NCASP Right Ans - •Defines responsibilities for implementation of security
rules
•Describes Irish Security Policy and procedures
•Is in line with ICAO annex 17 and ECAC DOC 30 PART || and relevant EU
legislation
DTTAS Right Ans - Department Of Transport Tourism and Sport
DTTAS Right Ans - •Ensuring that aviation practices and procedures
comply with best international standards
•Drawing, applying and maintaining the NCASP and security policy
NCASP (Commitee) Right Ans - •Advices governments and industry on
policy
•Reviews effectiveness off security measures
•Ryanair is a full member
IAA Check compliance with NCASP with: Right Ans - •Inspections
(unexpected)
•Audits (Announced)
•Tests (On purpose)
Airport Security Officer Right Ans - •ensure security policy is implemented
at the airport
•Maintains the security program
•Reports to airport manager
Airport Security Commitee Right Ans - •Details airport security policy and
procedures
•Mus be approved by appropriate authority
Ryanair Security Officer - Carol Sharkey Right Ans - •She represent Ryanair
in meeting IAA and DTTAS
•Member of NCASP
•Maintains the security Programme
•Ensures that Security Policy os implemented
Ryanair Security Programme Right Ans - •Complies with NCASP
And Answers (Expert Verified)
Why do we need aviation Security? Right Ans - To protect the pax, crew,
a/c and facilities against acts of unlawful interférence.
What is the objective of security training? Right Ans - To ensure crew gain
competencies relevant to their security duties. They can efficiently protect
pax, crew, a/c and facilities against acts of unlawful
Current Threats Right Ans - •Insider threats
•Ranged weapons
•IED Improvised Explosive Devise
•Airport attacks
•Flight Sim (simulator)
•Laser
•Cyber Attack's
ICAO Right Ans - Annex 17
ECAC - European Civil Aviation Conference Right Ans - Doc 30 part ||
EU Regulations Right Ans - EU 300/2008
EU 2015/1998
EU 2015/8005
NCASP - every country has one Right Ans - National
Civil
Aviation
Security
Programme
EU regulations Right Ans - General detailed description of measures in
aviation security
ANEX 17 DOC 30 PART || Right Ans - Inform states about current
guidelines for aviation security. These guidelines are implemented into
national legislation by vast majority of countries
, NCASP Right Ans - •Defines responsibilities for implementation of security
rules
•Describes Irish Security Policy and procedures
•Is in line with ICAO annex 17 and ECAC DOC 30 PART || and relevant EU
legislation
DTTAS Right Ans - Department Of Transport Tourism and Sport
DTTAS Right Ans - •Ensuring that aviation practices and procedures
comply with best international standards
•Drawing, applying and maintaining the NCASP and security policy
NCASP (Commitee) Right Ans - •Advices governments and industry on
policy
•Reviews effectiveness off security measures
•Ryanair is a full member
IAA Check compliance with NCASP with: Right Ans - •Inspections
(unexpected)
•Audits (Announced)
•Tests (On purpose)
Airport Security Officer Right Ans - •ensure security policy is implemented
at the airport
•Maintains the security program
•Reports to airport manager
Airport Security Commitee Right Ans - •Details airport security policy and
procedures
•Mus be approved by appropriate authority
Ryanair Security Officer - Carol Sharkey Right Ans - •She represent Ryanair
in meeting IAA and DTTAS
•Member of NCASP
•Maintains the security Programme
•Ensures that Security Policy os implemented
Ryanair Security Programme Right Ans - •Complies with NCASP
