INTERVIEW

QUESTIONNAIRES
FOR PROMOTION

PCpl-PEMS

A. JOB KNOWLEDGE
1. Recite the PNP MISSION

Enforce the law, prevent and control crimes, maintain peace and order, and
ensure public safety and security with the active support of the community.

2. Recite the PNP VISION

Imploring the aid of the Almighty, by 2030, wes hall be a highly capable, effective
and credible police service working in partnership with a responsive community towards
the attainment of a safer place to live, work and do business.

3. Recite the PNP AVSEGROUP MISSION

In coordination with the Airport Authorities, to secure all the country’s airports
against offensive and terroristic acts that threaten civil aviation, exercise operational
control and supervision over all agencies involved in airport security operations and
enforce all laws and ordinances relative to air travel protection and safety.

4. Recite the PNP VISION

Imploring the aid of the Almighty, by 2030, the PNP Aviation Security Group shall
be a highly capable, effective and credible police organization working in partnership
with airport authorities and other stakeholders, committed to provide more secured
airports for its users and stakeholders

5. Who is the incumbent C, PNP and the NHQ Command Group?

CPNP - PGEN BENJAMIN C ACORDA JR

TDCA - PLTGEN RHODEL O SERMONIA
TDCO - PLTGEN MICHAEL JOHN F DUBRIA
TACDS - PLTGEN EMMANUEL B PERALTA

6. Who is the incumbent Director, AVSEGROUP and the Command Group?

Director - PBGEN JACK L WANKY

ADDA - PCOL MELVIN G NAPILOY
ADDO - PCOL RANSER A EVASCO
ACS - PCOL JOEL L DE MESA

7. Give at least 1 category of PNP Operations and cite examples

1. Public Safety Operation

Includes Search, Rescue and Retrieval Operations, Fire Drills, Earthquake Drills
and similar operations that promote public safety

2. Law Enforcement Operation

Includes Service of Warrant of Arrest, Implementation of Search Warrant,
Enforcement of Visitorial Powers of the C, PNP and Unit Commanders, Anti-Illegal
Drugs Operation, Anti-Illegal Gambling Operations, Anti-Illegal Logging Operations,
Anti-Illegal Fishing Operations, Anti-Carnapping Operations, Anti-Kidnapping
Operations, Anti-Cyber Crime Operations and similar operations that are conducted to
enforce laws, statutes, executive orders and ordinances

3. Internal Security Operation

Includes Counter-Insurgency Operations, Counter-Terrorist Operations and
similar operations that are conducted to ensure internal security

4. Special Police Operation

 Includes Checkpoint Operation, Roadblock Operation, Civil Disturbance
Management Operation, Police Assistance on the Enforcement of Demolition Eviction
Injunction and Similar Orders, Police Assistance in the Implementation of Final Court
Order and Order from Quasi-Judicial Bodies, Hostage Situation, Visit Board Search and
Seizure Onboard Marine Vessels and similar police operations that are conducted by
police units with specialized training on the pecularity of the mission or purpose

5. Intelligence Operation
Includes Surveillance Operation, Counter Intelligence, Intelligence Research,
Intelligence Assessment and similar police intelligence operation conducted to gather
information related to security, public safety and order

6. Investigation Operation
Includes Investigation of Crime or Incident, Administrative Investigation and
similar investigative work necessary to determine facts and circustances for filing cases
criminally or administratively.

7. Scene of the Crime Operation

Includes the processing of crime scene, technical and forensic examination of
evidences and similar scientific investigative assistance.

8. What is the difference of a Police Blotter and a so called Pink Blotter?

A Police Blotter is a logbook that contains the daily registry of all crime incident
reports, official summaries of arrest and other significant events reported in a police
station.

“Pink Blotter” is a separate blotter maintained for crime incidents involving VAWC
and those cases involving CICL to protect their privacy pursuant ot RA 9262 and RA
9344.

9. What does P.A.T.R.O.L in PATROL Plan 2030 stands for?

Peace and Order Agenda for Transformation and Upholding of the Rule of Law

10. What are the 3 driver perspective and end perspective of P.A.T.R.O.L Plan?

Learning and Growth

Resource Management
Process Excellence
Community

11. Give at least 1 of the 6 PNP MASTER PLANS and discuss briefly

1. LOI 39/2001 "SANDIGAN MASTER PLAN"

(Anti-Criminality Master Plan) dated 03 December 2001

This Plan shall serve as the Master Plan in which all plans and programs of the
PNP shall conform with and supplement. It shall prescribe the grand strategy to be
undertaken by PNP Offices and personnel on crime prevention, control and
suppression, in the total fight against all forces of criminality.

2. LOI 40/2001 "SANDUGO MASTER PLAN"

(The PNP ISO Master Plan) dated 04 December 2001

This serves as the long-range and holistic master plan of the PNP in waging an
internal security support operation nationwide. Premised on the estimate of the national
situation and other considerations, it prescribes the counter-insurgency
support strategy, operational concept, scheme of implementation, service support
and coordinating instructions in order to accomplish the PNP's internal security
support mission.

3. LOI 42/2001 "SANGYAMAN MASTER PLAN"

(PNP's Master Plan to Help Protect and Preserve Our Environment, Cultural
Properties and Natural Resources) dated 06 December 2001

This master plan prescribes the guidelines to be followed by tasked

PNP Units/Offices in assisting lead government agencies in the enforcement of laws
over Philippine territorial waters, lakes, rivers, mountain ranges, forest, to include laws
and ordinances that have been set forth to preserve, protect and enhance our
environment and natural resources, in close coordination with the Department of the
Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and other tasked government agencies.

4. LOI 43/2001 "SANG-BANAT MASTER PLAN"

(PNP's Master Plan for The Campaign against Illegal Drugs)
dated 07 December 2001

This master plan sets forth the concept of operations, operational guidelines
and tasks of all PNP units/offices in the total fight against illegal drugs:
integrating/orchestrating the activities of all concerned National Government Agencies
(NGAs) in the conduct of anti-illegal drug campaign at the national down to
barangay levels.

5. LOI 44/2001 "SANG-INGAT MASTER PLAN"

(Master Plan on Security Preparations)
dated 10 December 2001

This Master Plan sets forth the strategic concepts and operational guidelines, as
well as contingency plan to ensure the maintenance of peace and order during the year-
round observance of holidays, which involves great concern on movement of the
citizens, international, national and local meeting/conferences/events, and rallies/mass
action in protest to wide range of issues.

6. LOI 45/2001 "SAKLOLO MASTER PLAN"

(MASTER PLAN ON DISASTERPREPAREDNESS) dated 12 December 2001

This Master Plan sets forth the strategic concepts, operational guidelines
and coordinating instructions to be undertaken by PROs and tasked units/offices on
disaster management. With this Letter of Instructions, the action that will be undertaken
by the concerned PNP units/offices will be as responsive and possible with the support
of the government agencies and community.
 B. MORAL REASONING

1. The PNP is on FULL Alert Status, all the personnel are recalled for accounting
and possible deployment as RSSF. Upon reporting, your buddy is absent and
your Team Leader demanded his presence. You called your buddy and he said
that he will not report since he is at their province and will observe his day off
after an week long duty. Afterwards, he ended the call and cannot be reached
anymore. How will your explain the situation with your Team Leader?

2. Your Chief of Office is known to be a drunkard. Every night shift of your duty,
your buddy is being demanded by the said Officer to drink with him since both
of theme are “magkababayan”. With this, you are left alone on your post.
Unexpectedly, a Senior Unit Duty Officer from Headquarters conducted
occular inspection and marked your buddy absent. How will you handle the
situation?

3. You have a female collegue personnel whom you found out that is being
battered by her spouse, however, she doesn’t want to file a complaint against
her husband. How will you help her with her present situation?

4. You are on off duty, then the Station called you for an emergency that
necessitates your service as investigator. Upon arrival at the Station, you were
informed that they conducted a checkpoint and arrested an 18 year old male
carrying a suspected shabu with non bailable amount. Upon your surprise, the
arrested person is your brother. Accordingly, your colleagues informed you
first before your Chief of Office. How will you deal with this?

5. You are an applicant for promotion with a limited quota, being in the zone of
consideration you are confident that you excel among others in credentials,
work performance and interview. However, in the course of promotion
program, you were not recommended, instead the next to you during the
interview was the one promoted. Identifiably, this person is not as competent
as you and you recognize him as “lubog” of an official. You know this for a
fact since he is your classmate. What will your actions be with this
circumstances?
 C. PERSONALITY VALUES

1. What are the philosophies of PNP?

Service, Honor and Justice

2. What are the core values of PNP?

Makadiyos, Makakalikasan, Makatao, Makabansa

3. Recite the Panunumpa ng Katapatan sa Watawat ng Pilipinas

Ako ay Pilipino,
Buong katapatang nanunumpa
Sa watawat ng Pilipinas
At sa bansang kanyang sinasagisag
Na may dangal, katarungan at kalayaan
Na pinakikilos ng sambayanang makadiyos,
Makatao, makakalikasan at makabansa

4. Recite the Police Officer’s Pledge

I will love and serve God, my country and people,

I will uphold the constitution and obey legal orders
of the duly constituted authorities
I will oblige my self to maintain a high standard
of morality and professionalism
I will respect the customs and traditions of the police service
And I will live a decent and virtuous life
to serve as an example to others

5. Give at least 4 Virtues as enshrined in the PNP Code of Professional Conduct

and Ethical Standards

1. Honor 7. Perseverance
2. Integrity 8. Morality
3. Valor 9. Discipline
4. Justice 10. Delicadeza
5. Honesty 11. Loyalty
6. Humility

6. Give at least 3 negative values that a PNP personnel should avoid

1. Immodest living 6. Gossip/Double talk

2. Mistress maintenance 7. Indiscipline
3. Absenteeism 8. Dishonesty
4. Hoodlum alliance 9. Hate Syndrome
5. Bata-bata System

7. What is your personal view on these Basic Issues of the PNP?

1. Political Patronage
All PNP members must inhibit himself from soliciting political patronage in
matters pertaining to assignment, awards, training and promotion.
 D. EMOTIONAL MATURITY

1. How do you understand Emotional Maturity?

Emotional maturity refers to your ability to understand, and manage, your

emotions. Emotions managemet is the ability to be aware of and constructively handle
both positive and challenging emotions.

2. How do you de-stress after a bad day at work?

3. What’s something you’ve achieve that you’re most proud of and why?

4. Who are some of your top role models, why do they inspire you?

5. How do you celebrate success?

6. How do you recover from failure?

7. When have you felt demotivated, and what did you do to overcome this?

8. Tell us about a time when your mood had an impact on your work (this could
be positively or negatively)

Arrest - placing of a person in custody or under restraint usually for the purpose of
compelling obidience to the law. If the arrest occurs in the course of criminal
procedure, the purpose of the restraint is to hold the person for answer to a
criminal charge or to prevent him from committing an offense.

- requires taking someone into custody, against that person's will, in order to
prosecute or interrogate.

Warrantless Arrest – is allowed under the following circumstances:

1. Fragrante Delicto (Caught in the Act)

⮚ Person to be arrested has committed, is actually commiting, is attempting to

commit an offense;
⮚ Such commision is in the presence of the arresting individual; and

⮚ Arresting individual has personal knowledge of such commision.

2. Hot Pursuit Operation

⮚ Hot pursuit arrest takes effect when a crime has just in fact been committed
and the arresting officer or private individual has probable cause to believed
based on personal facts or circumstances that the person to be arrested has
committed it.

Elements of Hot Pursuit Arrest:

● Time Element – that an offense has just been coommitted, which connotes
an immediacy in point of time.
 ● Personal knowledge – that the arresting officer or individual must have
probable coause based on the personal knowledge of fact or circumstances
that that the person to be arrested has committed the crime.

3. Arrest of Fugitive – When a person to be arrested is a prisoner who escaped from a

penal establishment or place where he is serving final judgement or temporarily
confined while his case is pending or has escaped while being transferred from one
confinement to another.

MIRANDA WARNING/RIGHTS
Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S 436 (1996) as embodied in Section 12, Article III of 1987
Phil. Constitution

1. You the right to remain silent;

2. Any statement you make may be used for or against you in any court of law in the
Philippines;
3. You have the right to have a competent and independent counsel preferably of
your own choice; and
4. If you cannot afford the services of the counsel the government will provide one for
you.

Do you understand these rights?

EIGHT (8) INSTANCES OF WARRANTLESS ARREST:

1. Caught in the Act (In flagrante delicto) – When, in his presence the person to
be arrested has committed, is actually committing, or is attempting to commit an
offense. (Sec. 5 (a), Rule 113 of Revised Rules on Criminal Procedures)
2. Hot Pursuit – When an offense has just been committed, and he has probable
cause to believe based on personal knowledge of facts or circumstances that the
person to be arrested has committed it. (Sec. 5 (b) Rule 113 of Revised Rules on
Criminal Procedures)
3. Fugitive from Justice – When the person to be arrested is a prisoner who has
escaped from a penal establishment or place where he is serving final judgment
or is temporarily confined while his case is pending, or has escaped while being
transferred from one confinement to another. (Sec. 5 (c), Rule 113 of Revised
Rules on Criminal Procedures)
4. Arrest after Escape or Rescue – If a person lawfully arrested escapes or is
rescued, any person may immediately pursue or retake him without a warrant at
any time and in any place within the Philippines. (Sec. 13, R Rule 113 of Revised
Rules on Criminal Procedures)
5. Arrest of Accused out on Bail – An accused released on bail may be re-
arrested without the necessary of a warrant if he attempts to depart from the
Philippines without permission of the court where the case is pending. (Sec. 23,
Rule 114 of Revised Rules on Criminal Procedures)
6. Violation of Condition Pardon – Punishable under Article 159 of the Revised
Penal Code as a case of evasion of service of sentence.
7. Violation of Immigration Laws or Regulation – arrest following a Deportation
Proceeding by the Immigration Commissioner against illegal and undesirable
aliens.
8. Stop and Frisk Principle – A genuine reason must exist, in light with the police
officer’s experience and surrounding conditions, to warrant the belief that the
person who manifests unusual suspicious conduct has weapons or contraband
concealed about him for the purpose of the following:
a. The general interest of effective crime prevention and detection; and
 b. The safety of the police officer to take steps to assure himself that the
person with whom he deals is not armed with a deadly weapon that could
be used against him.

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE IN AVIATION

1. WHAT IS ICAO?
INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION, THE SPECIALIST AGENCY
OF THE UNITED NATIONS WHICH WAS CONSTITUTED UNDER THE CHICAGO
CONVENTION (DECEMBER 7, 1944) TO PROMOTE THE SAFE AND ORDERLY
DEVELOPMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.

2. WHAT IS A CONTRACTING STATE?

A POLITICAL ENTITY SUCH AS A STATE OR COUNTRY THAT IS A SIGNATORY
MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION (ICAO).

3. WHAT IS THE FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANNEX 17 AND

AVIATION SECURITY MANUAL (DOC 8973)?
ANNEX 17 TEACHES AND ANSWERS THE QUESTION ON WHAT TO DO WHILE
ASM (DOC 8973) TEACHES AND ANSWERS THE QUESTION HOW TO DO IT.

4. DEFINE CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY.

SAFEGUARDING CIVIL AVIATION AGAINST ACTS OF UNLAWFUL
INTERFERENCE. THIS OBJECTIVE IS ACHIEVED BY A COMBINATION OF
PREVENTIVE MEASURES, HUMAN AND MATERIAL RESOURCES.

5. WHAT IS THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF EACH ICAO MEMBER OR

CONTRACTING STATE UNDER ANNEX 17?
ITS PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS THE SAFETY OF PASSENGERS, CREW, GROUND
PERSONNEL AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN ALL MATTERS RELATED TO
SAFEGUARDING AGAINST ACTS OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE IN CIVIL
AVIATION.

6. WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF PREVENTIVE SECURITY MEASURES?

TO PREVENT WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVES, OR ANY OTHER DANGEROUS DEVICES,
ARTICLES OR SUBSTANCES, WHICH MAY BE USED TO COMMIT AN ACT OF
UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE.

7. WHAT IS SARPs?
STANDARD AND RECOMMENDED PRATICES, THE MINIMUM AND
RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES PUBLISHED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL
AVIATION ORGANIZATION (ICAO) FOR ALL CONTRACTING STATES TO
IMPLEMENT IN THEIR NATIONAL PROGRAMS.

8. WHAT IS NCASP?
NATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY PROGRAM, IT IS A WRITTEN NATIONAL
PROGRAM DEFINING AND PRESCRIBING AVIATION SECURITY POLICY AND
ASSOCIATED REGULATIONS, STANDARDS, MEASURES, PRACTICE AND
PROCEDURES, IN ACCORDANCE TO ANNEX 17 OF THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL
AVIATION ORGANIZATION

AIRPORT SECURITY PROGRAM, A WRITTEN STATEMENT, MAINTAINED BY

THE AERODROME/AIRPORT MANAGER, OF THE MEASURES ADOPTED AT THE
AERODROME TO SAFEGUARD CIVIL AVIATION AGAINST ACTS OF UNLAWFUL
INTERFERENCE, TOGETHER WITH A MAP IDENTIFYING THE SECURITY
RESTRICTED AREA(S) AT THE AERODROME.
9. WHAT ARE THE TWO BASIC PREVENTIVE MEASURES CONDUCTED BY
AIRPORT AUTHORITY TO PREVENT ACTS OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE
(AUI)?
ACCESS CONTROL
SCREENING

10. DEFINE SCREENING.

THE APPLICATION OF TECHNICAL OR OTHER MEANS WHICH ARE INTENDED
TO IDENTIFY AND/OR DETECT WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVES OR OTHER
DANGEROUS DEVICES OR SUBSTANCES WHICH MAY BE USED TO COMMIT AN
ACT OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE.

11. WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF SECURITY SCREENINGS?

LUGGAGE/BAGGAGE SCREENING THROUGH XRAY MACHINES
PASSENGER SCREENING THROUGH WALK THROUGH METAL DETECTOR
(WTMD) AND PAT DOWN SEARCH
VEHICLE SCREENING THROUGHT THE USE OF UNDER CHASIS MIRRORS, K9
etc…

12. WHAT IS ACCES CONTROL?

THE SECURITY PROCEDURE APPLIED TO ENSURE THAT ONLY AUTHORIZED
PERSONS, AUTHORIZED VEHICLES AND AUTHORIZED ITEMS CARRIED BY
SUCH PERSONS OR TRANSPORTED IN SUCH VEHICLES ARE ALLOWED ACCESS
INTO THE PREMISES, AREA OR ZONE BEING CONTROLLED.

13. WHAT ARE THE FOUR TYPES OF CIVIL AVIATION QUALITY CONTROL
SECURITY MONITORING ACTIVITIES?
SECURITY AUDIT, SECURITY INSPECTION, SECURITY TEST, AND SECURITY
SURVEY

14. WHAT IS SECURITY INSPECTION?

AN EXAMINATION OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RELEVANT NATIONAL CIVIL
AVIATION SECURITY PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS BY AN AIRLINE, AIRPORT, OR
OTHER ENTITY INVOLVED IN SECURITY.

15. WHAT IS SECURITY SURVEY?

AN EVALUATION OF SECURITY NEEDS, INCLUDING THE IDENTIFICATION OF
VULNERABILITIES THAT COULD BE EXPLOITED TO CARRY OUT AN ACT OF
UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE AND THE RECOMMENDATION OF CORRECTIV

A COVERT OR OVERT ASSESSMENT OF AN AVIATION SECURITY MEASURE

THAT SIMULATES AN ATTEMPT TO COMMIT AN ACT OF UNLAWFUL
INTERFERENCE.

16. WHAT IS SECURITY AUDIT?

AN IN-DEPTH COMPLIANCE EXAMINATION OF ALL ASPECTS OF THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY PROGRAM.

17. WHAT IS AN AIRPORT?

ANY AREA IN A CONTRACTING STATE, WHICH IS OPEN FOR COMMERCIAL
AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS.

18. WHO ARE THE TWO MAJOR STAKEHOLDERS IN AN AIRPORT?

AIRPORT OPERATOR OR AUTHORITY
AIRCRAFT OPERATOR

19. WHAT ARE AVIATION SECURITY DUTIES?

MEANS ANY DUTY WHICH INCLUDES:
a. SEARCHING OR CONTROLLING ACCESS TO A RELEVANT AIRCRAFT;
 b. SEARCHING OR PATROLLING A SECURITY RESTRICTED AREA;
c. CONTROLLING ACCESS INTO A SECURITY RESTRICTED AREA ON AIR
CARGO CONTROLLED AREA;
d. SEARCHING:
e. PERSONS SEEKING ACCESS ONTO A RELEVANT PASSENGER AIRCRAFT OR
INTO A SECURITY RESTRICTED AREA;
f. BAGGAGE OR ANY OTHER ITEM FOR PROHIBITED GADGET BEFORE BEING
TAKEN ONTO A RELEVANT PASSENGER AIRCRAFT OR INTO A SECURITY
RESTRICTED AREA;
g. CARGO, COURIER MATERIAL, MAIL OR ANY OTHER ITEM FOR PROHIBITED
GADGET BEING TAKEN ONTO A RELEVANT CARGO-ONLY AIRCRAFT;
h. ISSUING PASSES TO PERSONS SEEKING ACCESS ONTO A RELEVANT
PASSENGER AIRCRAFT OR INTO A SECURITY RESTRICTED AREA OR
CONTROLLED AREA OR IN RESPECT OF VEHICLES BEING TAKEN INTO A
SECURITY RESTRICTED AREA OR CONTROLLED AREA; AND
i. THE QUESTIONING FOR SECURITY PURPOSES OF PERSONS SEEKING TO
BOARD A RELEVANT PASSENGER AIRCRAFT;
j. RESPONDING TO A CALL ABOUT AN ACT OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE;
AND
k. LAWFULLY PERFORMING ANY QUALITY CONTROL AVSEC
DUTIES/FUNCTIONS.

20. DEFINE DANGEROUS GOODS.

ARTICLES OR SUBSTANCES WHICH ARE CAPABLE OF POSING A RISK TO
HEALTH, SAFETY, PROPERTY OR THE ENVIRONMENT AND WHICH ARE
SHOWN IN THE LIST OF DANGEROUS GOODS IN THE TECHNICAL
INSTRUCTIONS OR WHICH ARE CLASSIFIED TO THOSE INSTRUCTIONS.

21. WHAT ARE RESTRICTED ARTICLES?

DEFINED AS THOSE ARTICLES, DEVICES, OR SUBTANCES WHICH MAY BE
USED TO COMMIT AN ACT OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE AGAINST CIVIL
AVIATION OR WHICH MAY ENDANGER THE SAFETY OF THE AIRCRAFT AND
ITS OCCUPANTS, INSTALLATIONS, OR THE PUBLIC.

22. WHAT IS AIRSIDE?

THE MOVEMENT AREA OF AN AIRPORT, ADJACENT TERRAIN AND BUILDINGS
OR POSITION THEREOF, ACCESS TO WHICH IS CONTROLLED.

23. WHAT IS LANDSIDE?

THE AREA OF AN AIRPORT AND BUILDINGS TO WHICH BOTH TRAVELLING
PASSENGERS ANF NON-TRAVELLING PUBLIC HAVE UNRESTRICTED ACCESS.

24. WHAT IS LANDSIDE CONTROLLED AREAS?

THE AREA OF THE AIRPORT AND BUILDING WHICH NON-TRAVELING PUBLIC
HAS ACCESS BUT CONTROLLED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL

25. WHAT IS AN SRA?

SECURITY RESTRICTED AREA, THOSE AREAS OF THE AIRSIDE OF AN AIRPORT
THAT ARE IDENTIFIED AS PRIORITY RISK AREA WHERE IN ADDITION TO
ACCESS CONTROL, OTHER SECURITY CONTROL ARE APPLIED.

26. WHO ARE ALLOWED TO ENTER SRAs?

AUTHORIZED PERSONS WITH THE RIGHT ACCESSS PASS
AUTHORIZED VEHICLES WITH THE RIGHT ACCESS PASS

27. WHAT IS A STERILE AREA?

 THE AREA BETWEEN ANY PASSENGER INSPECTION OR SCREENING
CHECKPOINT AND AIRCRAFT, INTO WHICH ACCESS IS STRICTLY
CONTROLLED. EXAMPLE: PRE-DEPARTURE AREA

28. WHAT IS HOLD BAGGAGE?

A BAGGAGE IN THE HOLD OF AN AIRCRAFT BY AGREEMENT WITH THE
OPERATOR.

29. WHAT IS CABIN BAGGAGE?

PERSONAL PROPERTY OF PASSENGERS OR CREW CARRIED IN THE CABIN OF
AN AIRCRAFT.

30. WHAT IS UNIDENTIFIED/UNATTENDED BAGGAGE?

A BAGGAGE AT AN AIRPORT, WITH OR WITHOUT A BAGGAGE TAG, WHICH IS
NOT PICKED UP BY OR IDENTIFIED WITH A PASSENGER.

31. FOR A FIRST RESPONDER, WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE OF A REPORTED

UNIDENTIFIED/UNATTENDED BAGGAGE?
CORDON THE SUBJECT BAGGAGE
CALL FOR EOD/K9 FOR RESPONSE

32. WHAT IS AN AIRCRAFT IN FLIGHT?

AN AIRCRAFT FROM THE MOMENT WHEN ALL ITS EXTERNAL DOORS ARE
CLOSED FOLLOWING EMBARKATION UNTIL THE MOMENT WHEN SUCH
DOORS ARE OPEN FOR DISEMBARKATION

33. WHAT IS AIRCRAFT SECURITY SEARCH?

A THOROUGH INSPECTION OF THE INTERIOR OF AN AIRCRAFT FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DISCOVERING SUSPICIOUS OBJECTS, WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVES OR
OTHER DANGEROUS DEVICES, ARTICLES OR SUBSTANCES.

34. WHAT IS AIRCRAFT SECURITY INSPECTION?

A THOROUGH INSPECTION OF THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF AN AIRCRAFT
FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCOVERING SUSPICIOUS OBJECTS, WEAPONS,
EXPLOSIVES OR OTHER DANGEROUS DEVICES, ARTICLES OR SUBSTANCES.

35. DEFINE AN IN-FLIGHT SECURITY OFFICER.

A PERSON WHO IS AUTHORIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF THE
OPERATOR AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF REGISTRATION TO BE
DEPLOYED ON AN AIRCRAFT WITH THE PURPOSE OF PROTECTING THE
AIRCRAFT AND ITS OCCUPANTS AGAINST ACTS OF UNLAWFUL
INTERFERENCE.

36. WHAT IS AN ISOLATED AIRCRAFT PARKING POSITION?

A PRE-DESIGNATED PARKING POSITION DESIGNATED BY AIRPORT
AUTHORITIES FOR AN AIRCRAFT SUBJECT TO AN ACT OF UNLAWFUL
INTERFERENCE

37. DEFINE A DISRUPTIVE OR UNRULY PASSENGER.

A PASSENGER WHO FAILS TO RESPECT THE RULES OF CONDUCT AT AN
AIRPORT OR ON BOARD AN AIRCRAFT OR TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF
THE AIRPORT STAFF OR CREW MEMBERS AND THEREBY DISTURBS THE GOOD
ORDER AND DISCIPLINE AT AN AIRPORT OR ON BOARD THE AIRCRAFT.

38. WHAT ARE THE FOUR LEVELS OF DISTRUPTIVE PASSENGER BEHAVIOR?

LEVEL 1 – DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR, INCLUDING SUSPICIOUS OR VERBALLY
THREATENING BEHAVIOR
LEVEL 2 – PHYSICALLY ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR
LEVEL 3 – LIFE THREATENING BEHAVIOR
 LEVEL 4 - ATTEMPTED OR ACTUAL BREACHED OF THE FLIGHT CREW
COMPARTMENT

39. DEFINE ACTS OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE.

THESE ARE ACTS OR ATTEMPTED ACTS SUCH AS TO JEOPARDIZE THE SAFETY
OF CIVIL AVIATION, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
a. UNLAWFUL SEIZURE OF AIRCRAFT
b. DESTRUCTION OF AN AIRCRAFT
c. HOSTAGE-TAKING ON BOARD AIRCRAFT OR ON AERODOMES
d. FORCIBLE INTRUSION ON BOARD AN AIRCRAFT, AT AN AIRPORT OR ON
THE PREMISES OF AN AERONAUTICAL FACILITY
e. INTRODUCTION ON BOARD AN AIRCRAFT OR AT AN AIRPORT OF A
WEAPON OR HAZARDOUS DEVICE OR MATERIAL INTENDED FOR
CRIMINAL PURPOSES
f. USE OF AN AIRCRAFT IN SERVICE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CAUSING DEATH,
SERIUOS BODILY INJURY, OR SERIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OR THE
ENVIRONMENT, AND
g. COMMUNICATION OF FALSE INFORMATION SUCH AS TO JEOPARDIZE THE
SAFETY OF AN AIRCRAFT IN FLIGHT OR ON THE GROUND, OF PASSENGERS,
CREW, GROUND PERSONEL OR THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AT AN AIRPORT OR
ON THE PREMISES OF A CIVIL AVIATION FACILITY.

40. WHO IS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE AIRPORT CRISIS MANAGEMENT

COMMITTEE?
GENERAL MANAGER OR AIRPORT MANAGER AS THE CASE MAY BE

41. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTS OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE IN THE

AIRPORT?
THE PNP AVIATION SECURITY GROUP THROUGH ITS INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
TEAM (IMT) OR CRITICAL/CRISIS INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TASK GROUP
(CIMTG)

42. WHAT IS A BOMB THREAT?

A COMMUNICATED THREAT, ANONYMOUS OR OTHERWISE, WHICH
SUGGESTS, OR INFERS, WHETHER TRUE OR FALSE, THAT SAFETY OF AN
AIRCRAFT IN FLIGHT OR ON THE GROUND, OR ANY AIRPORT, CIVIL AVIATION
FACILITY OR ANY PERSON MAY BE IN DANGER FROM AN EXPPLOSIVE OR
OTHER ITEM OR DEVICE.

43. WHAT IS SABOTAGE?

AN ACT OR OMISSION, INTENDED TO CAUSE MALICIOUS OR WANTON
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, ENDANGERING OR RESULTING IN UNLAWFUL
INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION AND ITS FACILITIES.

44. WHAT IS ICS?

INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM, A SET OF PERSONNEL, POLICIES, PROCEDURES,
FACILITIES, AND EQUIPMENT, INTEGRATED INTO A COMMON
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE DESIGNED TO IMPROVE EMERGENCY
RESPONSE OPERATIONS OF ALL TYPES AND COMPLEXITIES.

45. WHAT ARE THE THREE LEVELS OF ICS?

STRATEGIC, OPERATIONAL AND TACTICAL LEVELS

46. WHO IS THE CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL CMC?

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES REPRESENTED BY THE
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, IF THE CRISIS IS TERRORISM RELATED

47. WHAT ARE THE 3C’s IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT?

COORDINATION, COOPERATION, AND COMMUNICATION
48. DEFINE INCIDENT COMMANDER.
IS THE SINGLE PERSON WHO COMMANDS THE INCIDENT RESPONSE AND IS
THE FINAL DECISION- MAKING AUTHORITY ON THE GROUND.

49. DEFINE ON-SCENE COMMANDER.

IS AN INDIVIDUAL IN THE VICINITY WHO TEMPORARILY ASSUMES COMMAND
OF THE INCIDENT.

50. IN A HIJACKING SCENARIO, WHAT ARE THE GENERAL PROCEDURES AN

INCIDENT COMMANDER DO?
CORDON, ISOLATE, EVACUTE, STABILIZE, NEGOTIATE, ARM INTERVENTION IF
NECESSARY, AND POST ACTIONS

51. WHAT IS RA 6975?

REPUBLIC ACT 6975, AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL
POLICE UNDER A REORGANIZED DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

UNDER SECTION 35. SUPPORT UNITS. – THE PNP SHALL BE SUPPORTED BY

ADMINISTRATIVE AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT UNITS. THE ADMINISTRATIVE
SUPPORT UNITS SHALL CONSIST OF THE CRIME LABORATORY, LOGISTIC
UNIT, COMMUNICATIONS UNIT, COMPUTER CENTER, FINANCE CENTER AND
CIVIL SECURITY UNIT. THE OPERATIONAL SUPPORT UNITS SHALL BE
COMPOSED OF THE MARITIME POLICE UNIT, POLICE INTELLIGENCE UNIT,
POLICE SECURITY UNIT, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION UNIT, SPECIAL ACTION
FORCE, NARCOTICS UNITS, AVIATION SECURITY UNIT, TRAFFIC
MANAGEMENT UNIT, THE MEDICAL AND DENTAL CENTERS AND THE CIVIL
RELATIONS UNIT. TO ENHANCE POLICE OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND
EFFECTIVENESS, THE CHIEF OF THE PNP MAY CONSTITUTE SUCH OTHER
SUPPORT UNITS AS MAY BE NECESSARY SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE
COMMISSION: PROVIDED, THAT NO SUPPORT UNIT HEADED BY A CHIEF
SUPERINTENDENT OR A HIGHER RANK CAN BE CREATED UNLESS PROVIDED
BY LAW.

UNDER SEC 37 b (7) AVIATION SECURITY UNIT. – HEADED BY A DIRECTOR

WITH THE RANK OF CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT, THE AVIATION SECURITY UNIT,
IN COORDINATION WITH AIRPORT AUTHORITIES, SHALL SECURE ALL THE
COUNTRY'S AIRPORTS AGAINST OFFENSIVE AND TERRORISTIC ACTS THAT
THREATEN CIVIL AVIATION, EXERCISE OPERATIONAL CONTROL AND
SUPERVISION OVER ALL AGENCIES INVOLVED IN AIRPORT SECURITY
OPERATION, AND ENFORCE ALL LAWS AND REGULATIONS RELATIVE TO AIR
TRAVEL PROTECTION AND SAFETY.