Kenocia Fernandes 244890
Unit 3: P8 P9 P10 M2
Joseph Kabia
SECURITY IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY
P8 Explain the coordination required with security
agencies in the event of a breach of aviation security.
P9 Describe systems and procedures used to monitor,
control, and improve aviation security.
P10 Explain how systems and procedures to monitor
and improve aviation security are implemented.
M2 Analyse the consequences of noncompliance with
security systems and procedures in the aviation
industry.
P8 Explain the coordination required with security
agencies in the event of a breach of aviation security.
Incident 1: Liam Corcoran, the 11-year-old boy had no passport, no
ticket, and no boarding pass. Yet, he managed to fly 1000 miles
(1,700-km) on a passenger plane from England to Italy. The boy’s
boundless excitement alerted the passengers who alerted the cabin
crew that the boy was off by himself. The boy is known to have a
history of catching free rides on buses and trains. He was sent to
Manchester on the return flight. The incident was a shocking breach of
security for the airport, airline Jet2.com and the British government,
days before the Olympics begins. Jet2.com has reportedly launched a
full investigation into what it considers a “serious incident”.
Agencies involved will vary depending on the nature of the
incident.
Airline staff at the check-in
Cabin crew
The police
Contact security.
Passenger screening security staff
Immigration staff
Special branch
Airport authority
, Kenocia Fernandes 244890
Unit 3: P8 P9 P10 M2
Joseph Kabia
Incident 2: Bomb threat incident at the airport.
Agencies involved will vary depending on the nature of the
incident:
Airline staff
Cabin crew
Contract security
The police
Special Branch
Bomb squad
Airport authority
Fire and Rescue Services
Coordination requirements- Coordination is important and needs to
be effective. It could be effective in the following ways:
•Follow standard procedures for the passenger’s safety to protect the
property, saving lives of passengers and other surroundings. Securing
crime scenes. Ensure continuity of business and operations. Put into
action security procedures in dealing with the issue.
•Ensure standard response to incident wherein all parties listed under
Emergency Contact Information should be notified by the Airport
Manager or, in his or her absence, the primary point of contact.
Avoid duplication as in the event of limited resources, duplication
may leave certain areas or aspects unattended. Waste of valuable
time and resources.
•Avoid omissions to reduce risk by putting into action security
procedures in dealing with the issue. An omission is when you failed to
do what you suppose to do. Suppose an incident affects areas A, B, C
and D. Do not just attend to areas A, B and C. Ensure you leave
nothing unattended.
Unit 3: P8 P9 P10 M2
Joseph Kabia
SECURITY IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY
P8 Explain the coordination required with security
agencies in the event of a breach of aviation security.
P9 Describe systems and procedures used to monitor,
control, and improve aviation security.
P10 Explain how systems and procedures to monitor
and improve aviation security are implemented.
M2 Analyse the consequences of noncompliance with
security systems and procedures in the aviation
industry.
P8 Explain the coordination required with security
agencies in the event of a breach of aviation security.
Incident 1: Liam Corcoran, the 11-year-old boy had no passport, no
ticket, and no boarding pass. Yet, he managed to fly 1000 miles
(1,700-km) on a passenger plane from England to Italy. The boy’s
boundless excitement alerted the passengers who alerted the cabin
crew that the boy was off by himself. The boy is known to have a
history of catching free rides on buses and trains. He was sent to
Manchester on the return flight. The incident was a shocking breach of
security for the airport, airline Jet2.com and the British government,
days before the Olympics begins. Jet2.com has reportedly launched a
full investigation into what it considers a “serious incident”.
Agencies involved will vary depending on the nature of the
incident.
Airline staff at the check-in
Cabin crew
The police
Contact security.
Passenger screening security staff
Immigration staff
Special branch
Airport authority
, Kenocia Fernandes 244890
Unit 3: P8 P9 P10 M2
Joseph Kabia
Incident 2: Bomb threat incident at the airport.
Agencies involved will vary depending on the nature of the
incident:
Airline staff
Cabin crew
Contract security
The police
Special Branch
Bomb squad
Airport authority
Fire and Rescue Services
Coordination requirements- Coordination is important and needs to
be effective. It could be effective in the following ways:
•Follow standard procedures for the passenger’s safety to protect the
property, saving lives of passengers and other surroundings. Securing
crime scenes. Ensure continuity of business and operations. Put into
action security procedures in dealing with the issue.
•Ensure standard response to incident wherein all parties listed under
Emergency Contact Information should be notified by the Airport
Manager or, in his or her absence, the primary point of contact.
Avoid duplication as in the event of limited resources, duplication
may leave certain areas or aspects unattended. Waste of valuable
time and resources.
•Avoid omissions to reduce risk by putting into action security
procedures in dealing with the issue. An omission is when you failed to
do what you suppose to do. Suppose an incident affects areas A, B, C
and D. Do not just attend to areas A, B and C. Ensure you leave
nothing unattended.
