SECURITY INITIALS FINAL EXAM GUIDE
2025
|MOST COMMON QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTLY
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY A+
GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS
Why do we have security in aviation? - To protect passengers, crew, aircraft and facilities
against acts of unlawful interference
Different Types of Threats - - Insider threats
- Ranger weapons
- IED
- Airport attacks
- Drones
- Flight simulators
- Lasers
- Cyber attacks
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) - - Annex 17
ECAC - European Civil Aviation Conference - - Doc 30 part II
EU (European Union) - - EC 300/2008
- EU 2015/1998
- EU 2015/8005
NCASP - national civil aviation security programme - - Created by DOT (Aviation Safety
and Security Division): drawing up, applying and maintaining NCASP and Security Policy
- Created to protect public, industry, employees, asset and travelling public against acts of
unlawful interference
2025
|MOST COMMON QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTLY
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY A+
GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS
Why do we have security in aviation? - To protect passengers, crew, aircraft and facilities
against acts of unlawful interference
Different Types of Threats - - Insider threats
- Ranger weapons
- IED
- Airport attacks
- Drones
- Flight simulators
- Lasers
- Cyber attacks
ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) - - Annex 17
ECAC - European Civil Aviation Conference - - Doc 30 part II
EU (European Union) - - EC 300/2008
- EU 2015/1998
- EU 2015/8005
NCASP - national civil aviation security programme - - Created by DOT (Aviation Safety
and Security Division): drawing up, applying and maintaining NCASP and Security Policy
- Created to protect public, industry, employees, asset and travelling public against acts of
unlawful interference
