Security

Answer 1

AIR

Question 2

What is a SIR?

Answer 2

Security Incident Report

Question 3

What is a CSR?

Answer 3

Cabin Safety Report

Question 4

What are your actions if you have lost/had your ID stolen?

Answer 4

1) Notify police
2) Complete SIR
3) Notify CCOM

Question 5

What does NUTA mean?

Answer 5

Notice
Understand
Think Ahead

Question 6

Who do you speak to regarding a sus CC?

Answer 6

Follow chain of command

Question 7

Who do you speak to regarding a sus CAP?

Answer 7

SDM (Security Duty Manager)

Question 8

How quickly do you have to file a report?

Answer 8

Within 24hrs of the incident

Question 9

What is the acronym used to deal with sus items?

Answer 9

HOT

Question 10

H in HOT?

Answer 10

Hidden - has it been purposely concealed?

Question 11

O in HOT?

Answer 11

Obvious - is the items obviously suspicious

Question 12

T in HOT?

Answer 12

Typical - is the item typically found in this location?

Question 13

What must be done if the station you are travelling to is in a RED security alert?

Answer 13

Mentioned in the briefing + guidelines read

Question 14

What is the procedure upon finding a sus item onboard?

Answer 14

1) Inform crew using chain of command
2) Guard the item
3) DO NOT TOUCH

Question 15

What are the 5 threat levels?

Answer 15

Low
Moderate
Substantial
Severe
Critical

Question 16

Low threat:

Answer 16

Highly unlikely

Question 17

Moderate threat:

Answer 17

Possible but not likely

Question 18

Substantial threat:

Answer 18

Likely

Question 19

Severe threat:

Answer 19

Highly likely

Question 20

Critical threat:

Answer 20

Highly likely in the near future

Question 21

What is threat made up of?

Answer 21

Timescale
Motivation
Intent
Likelihood
Vulnerability
Capability

Question 22

Who are ICAO?

Answer 22

International Civil Aviation organisation - Top governing body for aviation security

Question 23

Who are EC?

Answer 23

European Commission - European legislation

Question 24

Chain of command aviation and security legislations (UK):

Answer 24

1) ICAO
2) EC
3) UK Air Ops Legislation
4) NASP
5) BA ASP
6) OMA A & B

Question 25

Who are the UK Air Ops Legislation?

Answer 25

Set baseline security legislation for the UK (implemented procedures from EC)

Question 26

Who are NASP?

Answer 26

National Aviation Security Program (CAA, DFT)

Question 27

Who are BA ASP?

Answer 27

British Airways Aviation Security Program - Take advice from higher ups and write legislation and policies based on this

Question 28

SRA:

Answer 28

Security Restricted Area

Question 29

CP:

Answer 29

Critical Part

Question 30

What percentage of baggage, people, vehicles etc moving into the CP must be screened?

Answer 30

100%

Question 31

What do you ask the PAX when offloading their bag?

Answer 31

Medication E-cigarettes Lithium batteries Travel documents Smart bag

Question 32

What do you do if you find a prohibited article whilst boarding?

Answer 32

1) Remove the PAX from the a/c 2) CAP will talk with the PAX (decide if intentional or not) 3) Decision made on PAX travelling 4) Article offloaded

Question 33

What do you do if you find a prohibited article after takeoff?

Answer 33

1) Take away from the PAX 2) Stow secretly 3) Inform CAP

Question 34

Examples of prohibited articles:

Answer 34

- Firearms - Sharp objects - Blunt instruments - Explosives

Question 34

What do you check on someones ID?

Answer 34

- Photo - Sponsor - Expiry date

Question 35

What do you do with the out of base seal left over the a/c door?

Answer 35

Remove and give to dispatcher

Question 36

What do you do if the out of base door seal has been tampered with?

Answer 36

- Record the number - Inform CAP and dispatcher

Question 37

Every open door must have...

Answer 37

a CC present

Question 38

What bases will require physical checking of boarding cards?

Answer 38

Bases with risks of stowaways

Question 39

What do you check on a boarding card if necessary?

Answer 39

- Date - Destination - Flight number

Question 40

What is a firearm described as?

Answer 40

Lethal barrelled weapon of any description, which can fire

Question 41

What do you do in a standard security check?

Answer 41

- Visually check cabin (AOR's) - Visually check seat back pockets - Open all galley stowages and compartments - Visually check canisters and trolleys are sealed

Question 42

Who advises the CAP if firearms are being carried in the hold?

Answer 42

Ground staff

Question 43

What is an IED?

Answer 43

Improvised Explosive Device

Question 44

What is an IID?

Answer 44

Improvised Incendiary Device

Question 45

What is the procedure upon finding a sus article?

Answer 45

1) DO NOT TOUCH OR MOVE 2) Conduct H.O.T check 3) Inform CAP and give accurate description 4) Move PAX if possible 5) Advise PAX to turn off PED 6) Remove flammable equipment 7) Move useful equipment

Question 46

Least risk bomb location?

Answer 46

Rear right door (main deck on A380)

Question 47

Security check in seat area:

Answer 47

- Cabin floors - Seat back pockets - Under seats - Between seats and fuselage - All stowages within seats

Question 48

Security check in toilet:

Answer 48

- Look for tampering, graffiti, messages etc. - Check all stowages - Check inside waste bin - Check BEHIND DOOR and CEILING

Question 49

Security check in galley area:

Answer 49

- All stowages and voids - Check seals are intact - Open canisters/trolleys with broken seals

Question 50

What must you do after PAX have disembarked?

Answer 50

- Post flight security checks - Relay checks complete to SCCM

Question 51

What do you do before disembarking on a transit stop?

Answer 51

- Security check - Baggage reconciliation

Question 52

Who do you inform upon finding a sus article?

Answer 52

- SCCM - CAP - Ground staff - SSDM

Question 53

What are the 3 types of threat warnings?

Answer 53

Red, Amber, Green

Question 54

Green threat warning:

Answer 54

Vague warning that lacks credibility

Question 55

Amber threat warning:

Answer 55

Relates to one or more targets/doubt about credibility/doubts about effectiveness of existing security measures

Question 56

Red threat warning:

Answer 56

Specific warning identifying target and judged to be credible

Question 57

What do you do if you receive a red bomb threat inflight?

Answer 57

Attempt to find the bomb

Question 58

How do you search for a bomb?

Answer 58

Bottom - top Aisle - seat