1
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Annex 17
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- minimum requirements for international aviation security
- Adopted in 1974 after many security breeches in the 1960’s
2
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International Security Conventions
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- 1963 Tokyo
- 1970 Hague
- 1971 Montreal
- 2010 Beijing
3
Q
Preventative Security Measures
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- Hold-Baggage Screening
- Pre-Board Passenger Screenings
- Full-Body Scanners
4
Q
Unlawful Acts
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- Act of unlawful interference (terrorism, bombings and Hijackings)
- Criminal Act (Violating any law)
5
Q
Landside Security Measures
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- Improved Building Design
- Passenger and Staff Awareness
- Patrols
- Better crisis and incident response
6
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Categories of Disruptive Passengers
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- Level 1 (Verbal)
- Level 2 (Physical)
- Level 3 (Life-threatening)
- Level 4 (Attempt to sabotage aircraft)
7
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Criminal Activities
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- Aviation Piracy (exploiting for profit)
- Drug Smuggling (Cocaine is largest)
- Human Trafficking (Non-consensual)
- Human Smuggling (Consensual)
8
Q
Smart Security
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- Better passenger screening
- Cabin baggage screening
- Explosive Detection
- Checkpoint Management
9
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Future of Aviation Security: 8 Threats in 2040
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Cyber, Terrorism, Remotely Piloted Vehicles, Mental Illness, Insider, Activism, Air Cargo and Supply Chain, Biological and Infectious Diseases
