2025 UPDATED RYANAIR SECURITY EXAM.
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Why do we need aviation security ?
To protect passengers, crew, aircraft and facilities against act of unlawful interference.
What is the objectif of aviation security ?
To ensure crew gain competencies relevant to their security duties, so they can efficiently protect pax,
crew, A/C and facilities against acts of unlawful interference.
What can be the current threats ?
Insider threats, ranges weapons, IED (Improvise Explosive Devices), airport attacks, drones, flight
simulators, lasers, cyber attacks.
What are insider threats ?
They can be the sharing of sensitive procedures, attacks on information systems, smuggling
goods/people into security restricted areas, passing restricted/sensitive informations to external parties
or using own experience to assist in planning for terrorist attacks.
What are examples of insider threats ?
,Hijackink and sabotage.
What is radicalisation ?
is a process in which an individual/group embraces a radical ideology that can lead to an increased
willingness to condone or use violence for political goals.
How can we deal with insider threats and radicalisation ?
- follow the company's procedures whilst remaining vigilant
- report an suspicious behaviours via reporting system
- direct supervisors (managers, base CP, TL) should be informed
What are the roles of ICAO annex 17 and ECAC doc 30 part II ?
Inform states about current standards and recommended practices for aviation security. These
standards are implemented into national legislation by vast majority of countries.
What is NCASP ?
National Civil Aviation Security Programme :
designed to protect the travelling public, industry employees and assets from acts of unlawful
interference.
(in Ireland is developed by the DOT)
- defines responsibilities for implementations of security rules
- described Irish security policy and procedures
- is in line with ICAO annex 17 and ECAC doc 30 part II
,relevant EU legislation
What is DOT ?
Department Of Transport :
- ensuring that aviation practices and procedures comply with best international standards
- drawing up, applying and maintaining the NCASP and security policy
What is IAA ?
Irish Aviation Authority :
- inspections and audits of transport, air carriers, cargo companies and airport suppliers
- monitoring compliances of security programs, training materials, management of instructor
certification and screening equipment
- monitor the implementation of security standards with tests, inspectors and audits
What are the role of IAA inspectors ?
- conduct regular audits, inspections and tests
- carry proof of identity
- provide reports to the RYR security officer
- provide reports to the EU commission
- airport security manager (ASM)/committee (ASC)/programme (ASP)
What is the role of the ASM ?
, - ensures security policy is implemented at the airport
- maintains the security programme
- reports to airport manager
What is the ASC ?
Airport Security Committee :
forum at each airport for local security matters.
What is ASP ?
Airport Security Programme :
details airport security policy and procedures.
What can limite the acts of unlawful interference ?
- access control to restricted areas (only people who have legitimate reasons to be there are granted
access)
- screening (only items that have been appropriately screened are allowed into restricted areas)
What areas are establish by the airport ?
Landside area are accessible to everyone (parking area) nobody will be screened or controlled and
therefore we must be extra vigilant as everyone can have access to it and may be a target for potential
attacks.
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CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS. GUARANTEED
EXAM EXCELLENCE. A+ GRADED
Why do we need aviation security ?
To protect passengers, crew, aircraft and facilities against act of unlawful interference.
What is the objectif of aviation security ?
To ensure crew gain competencies relevant to their security duties, so they can efficiently protect pax,
crew, A/C and facilities against acts of unlawful interference.
What can be the current threats ?
Insider threats, ranges weapons, IED (Improvise Explosive Devices), airport attacks, drones, flight
simulators, lasers, cyber attacks.
What are insider threats ?
They can be the sharing of sensitive procedures, attacks on information systems, smuggling
goods/people into security restricted areas, passing restricted/sensitive informations to external parties
or using own experience to assist in planning for terrorist attacks.
What are examples of insider threats ?
,Hijackink and sabotage.
What is radicalisation ?
is a process in which an individual/group embraces a radical ideology that can lead to an increased
willingness to condone or use violence for political goals.
How can we deal with insider threats and radicalisation ?
- follow the company's procedures whilst remaining vigilant
- report an suspicious behaviours via reporting system
- direct supervisors (managers, base CP, TL) should be informed
What are the roles of ICAO annex 17 and ECAC doc 30 part II ?
Inform states about current standards and recommended practices for aviation security. These
standards are implemented into national legislation by vast majority of countries.
What is NCASP ?
National Civil Aviation Security Programme :
designed to protect the travelling public, industry employees and assets from acts of unlawful
interference.
(in Ireland is developed by the DOT)
- defines responsibilities for implementations of security rules
- described Irish security policy and procedures
- is in line with ICAO annex 17 and ECAC doc 30 part II
,relevant EU legislation
What is DOT ?
Department Of Transport :
- ensuring that aviation practices and procedures comply with best international standards
- drawing up, applying and maintaining the NCASP and security policy
What is IAA ?
Irish Aviation Authority :
- inspections and audits of transport, air carriers, cargo companies and airport suppliers
- monitoring compliances of security programs, training materials, management of instructor
certification and screening equipment
- monitor the implementation of security standards with tests, inspectors and audits
What are the role of IAA inspectors ?
- conduct regular audits, inspections and tests
- carry proof of identity
- provide reports to the RYR security officer
- provide reports to the EU commission
- airport security manager (ASM)/committee (ASC)/programme (ASP)
What is the role of the ASM ?
, - ensures security policy is implemented at the airport
- maintains the security programme
- reports to airport manager
What is the ASC ?
Airport Security Committee :
forum at each airport for local security matters.
What is ASP ?
Airport Security Programme :
details airport security policy and procedures.
What can limite the acts of unlawful interference ?
- access control to restricted areas (only people who have legitimate reasons to be there are granted
access)
- screening (only items that have been appropriately screened are allowed into restricted areas)
What areas are establish by the airport ?
Landside area are accessible to everyone (parking area) nobody will be screened or controlled and
therefore we must be extra vigilant as everyone can have access to it and may be a target for potential
attacks.
