This course will train Flight Deck and Cabin Crew to be able to:

• The responsibilities of Crew and Flight Operations personnel for aviation security;
• The need for personal security awareness;
• The need for protection of parked aircraft;
• Procedures to protect unattended aircraft;
• Appropriate action if aircraft is not protected or security appears compromised;
• The reasons for aircraft security searches;
• The types and timing of aircraft searches;
• The use of search checklists;
• The action to be taken on finding a suspect item;
• The correct procedures when dealing with a Bomb Threat Warning;
• The basic principles of the Bomb Threat Warning Assessment process;
• The procedures to follow when dealing with bomb threat warning against an aircraft on the ground;
• Bomb threat terminology, assessment notification process and options;
• The recommended flight deck crew response procedure to bomb threats, suspect explosive devices and suspect chemical/ biological devices;
• The passenger Disturbance Treat Levels;
• The response to disruptive passengers;
• The response to an unlawful act on board the aircraft;
• The main principle of civil aviation security relating to aircraft seizures;
• Definitions relating to aircraft seizures and the counter-measures;
• The recommended procedures to be used by flight crew in the event of hijacking;
• Signals and covert communications system for the hijack situation;
• Post-hijack procedures relating to media, company, police, passengers and crew;
• Types of major emergency or crises;
• The characteristics of a crisis;
• The phases of a crisis involving hostage;
• The principles of crisis management;
• The need for command and control;
• The function of crisis management centers and teams.

• Introduction and course administration
•  understanding the causes of distributive passenger and unruly passenger
• Security Responsibilities and Awareness
• Protection of Aircraft on the Ground
• Aircraft Security searches/ Checks
• Bomb Threats – Aircraft on Ground
• Bomb Threats – Aircraft in Flight
• Response to Disruptive Passengers in the Air (reflects Doc.9811)
• In Flight Response to Act of Unlawful Seizure (Hijack) (reflects Doc. 9811)
• Ground Response to Aircraft Security Emergencies
• Closing Activities

• Flight Deck
• Cabin Crew

• university degree
• Good Command of English Language
• Successfully Completed Initial Aviation Security with no more than 12 month

• Theoretical Examination at the end of the course.