AVIATION SECURITY FINAL EXAM GUIDE
2025
|MOST COMMON QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTLY
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY A+
GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS
aviation security definition - a combination of measures and human and material
resources intended to safeguard international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference
what does ICAO stand for - International Civil Aviation Organization
what year was EC aviation
security legislation introduced into Icelandic law - 2016
security training programme for crew members,
including theoretical and practical elements should be established and maintained by who -
The Operator
what are the key legislative institutions on aviation
security - ICAO, EC and the national authorities
what are the key institutions on aviation
security outside the legislative actors - European Civil Aviation Conference, International
Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Airlines for Europe (A4E)
Tokyo Convention (1963) - - Acts committed on board
- affected safety of aircraft, persons and property
- power to restrain or disembark passengers
The Hague Convention(1970) - -Hijack convention
Montreal Convention 1971 - - Violence against person aircraft
, - Sabotage of aircraft
- false information
Suplementary - Disrupting airport operations
Bejing Convention - Use of an aircraft as a weapon
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Internal quality control - e.g. IOSA audits Icelandair
Each employee is responsible for... - Their own role in security program
Threat is regarded: the probability of an attempted attack on a particular target that requires 3
things - Intent, capability and opportunity
Risk - Evaluation of the probability of an attack being successfully carried out
vulnerability - A flaw or weakness that allows a threat agent to bypass security.
Threat + Vulnerability = - Risk
Threat Groups - Terrorists
Criminals
Mentally disturbed]employees
refugees
certain governments?
others?
Landsite - everything that is not air site
outside of the airport where no restrictions can be found
Airsite - inside of the restricted airport area where those with boarding passes are
allowed to enter
Security restricted areas(SRA) - inside of the airsite where passengers are not allowed to
enter
2025
|MOST COMMON QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTLY
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY A+
GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS
aviation security definition - a combination of measures and human and material
resources intended to safeguard international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference
what does ICAO stand for - International Civil Aviation Organization
what year was EC aviation
security legislation introduced into Icelandic law - 2016
security training programme for crew members,
including theoretical and practical elements should be established and maintained by who -
The Operator
what are the key legislative institutions on aviation
security - ICAO, EC and the national authorities
what are the key institutions on aviation
security outside the legislative actors - European Civil Aviation Conference, International
Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Airlines for Europe (A4E)
Tokyo Convention (1963) - - Acts committed on board
- affected safety of aircraft, persons and property
- power to restrain or disembark passengers
The Hague Convention(1970) - -Hijack convention
Montreal Convention 1971 - - Violence against person aircraft
, - Sabotage of aircraft
- false information
Suplementary - Disrupting airport operations
Bejing Convention - Use of an aircraft as a weapon
-
-
Internal quality control - e.g. IOSA audits Icelandair
Each employee is responsible for... - Their own role in security program
Threat is regarded: the probability of an attempted attack on a particular target that requires 3
things - Intent, capability and opportunity
Risk - Evaluation of the probability of an attack being successfully carried out
vulnerability - A flaw or weakness that allows a threat agent to bypass security.
Threat + Vulnerability = - Risk
Threat Groups - Terrorists
Criminals
Mentally disturbed]employees
refugees
certain governments?
others?
Landsite - everything that is not air site
outside of the airport where no restrictions can be found
Airsite - inside of the restricted airport area where those with boarding passes are
allowed to enter
Security restricted areas(SRA) - inside of the airsite where passengers are not allowed to
enter
