Title 49 CFR __________ applies to general aviation aircraft operations.
a. Part 1542
b. Part 1548
c. Part 1546
d. Part 1550
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d
A security screening checkpoint should be designed to reduce the use of automation
whenever possible.
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, False
The potential of hijacking an all-cargo aircraft occurred in ________ when former FedEx
employee Auburn Calloway attempted to hijack a cargo flight and crash it into the
ground.
a. 2001
b. 1970
c. 1994
d. 1985
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c
Depending on the level of access a particular aviation employee has, he or she may
be able to [x1] all of the security measures, right up until he or she accesses the flight
deck of an aircraft.
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bypass
In [x1] Stations, passengers are screened and then moved to secured rooms or areas
with
boundaries while they await transport to aircraft.
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, holding area
[x1] planes often specialize in carrying "just-in-time" cargo, which consists of
perishable items
such as seafood and flowers or high-value fragile items like computers or artwork.
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Passenger
A highly visible and heavily armed [x1] presence can be an effective deterrent to
airport
assaults.
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police
[x1] outline the specific procedures security guards follow at a given position.
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a. Part 1542
b. Part 1548
c. Part 1546
d. Part 1550
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d
A security screening checkpoint should be designed to reduce the use of automation
whenever possible.
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, False
The potential of hijacking an all-cargo aircraft occurred in ________ when former FedEx
employee Auburn Calloway attempted to hijack a cargo flight and crash it into the
ground.
a. 2001
b. 1970
c. 1994
d. 1985
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c
Depending on the level of access a particular aviation employee has, he or she may
be able to [x1] all of the security measures, right up until he or she accesses the flight
deck of an aircraft.
Give this one a try later!
bypass
In [x1] Stations, passengers are screened and then moved to secured rooms or areas
with
boundaries while they await transport to aircraft.
Give this one a try later!
, holding area
[x1] planes often specialize in carrying "just-in-time" cargo, which consists of
perishable items
such as seafood and flowers or high-value fragile items like computers or artwork.
Give this one a try later!
Passenger
A highly visible and heavily armed [x1] presence can be an effective deterrent to
airport
assaults.
Give this one a try later!
police
[x1] outline the specific procedures security guards follow at a given position.
Give this one a try later!
Post orders
