- Description
- Curriculum
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How is this course structured?
This course is designed for flight and cabin crew implementing in-flight aviation security measures, in accordance with the approved national training and certification requirements.
Modules Included
The course is structured around the following core aviation security modules:
• Module 9 – Aircraft Security;
• Module 10 – Aircraft Security Search;
• Module 19 – Handling of Potentially Disruptive Passengers.
These modules collectively ensure that crew members acquire the knowledge, skills, and competencies required to identify threats, apply preventive measures, manage security incidents, and respond effectively to emergencies related to aviation security.
Passenger-Related Content – Scope Limitation
Although the regulatory framework includes references to passenger-related security procedures, modules and lessons specifically addressing passenger handling are not detailed in
this course.
This is intentional and justified because:
• The airline does not operate passenger flights;
• The operational profile is cargo-only;
• Passenger screening, disruptive passenger handling, and passenger management;
procedures are not applicable to the airline’s activities.
Only those elements that may remain theoretically relevant (e.g. general threat awareness or human behavior indicators) are addressed at a high-level, without operational passenger
procedures.
Duration and Training Cycle
➢ Assessment: written examination with a minimum pass mark of 80%;
➢ Initial training: required before assignment to operational duties;
➢ Recurrent training: at intervals of no more than 2 years, focusing on regulatory updates, lessons learned, and changes in security threats or procedures.
