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The AVSEC Induction Course covers the essential aspects of aviation security, including objectives, governing bodies, and key threats such as hijacking and cyber threats. It outlines the responsibilities of various stakeholders, access control measures, screening procedures, and emergency response protocols. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of security equipment and soft skills for effective passenger handling.

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The AVSEC Induction Course covers the essential aspects of aviation security, including objectives, governing bodies, and key threats such as hijacking and cyber threats. It outlines the responsibilities of various stakeholders, access control measures, screening procedures, and emergency response protocols. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of security equipment and soft skills for effective passenger handling.

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AVSEC INDUCTION COURSE NOTES

1. Introduction to Aviation Security (AVSEC)

- Objective: Safeguard civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference.

- Governing Body: Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), under Ministry of Civil Aviation, India.

- Key Documents: ICAO Annex 17, NCASP.

2. Threats to Civil Aviation

- Types: Hijacking, Sabotage, Terrorist attacks, Insider threats, Cyber threats.

3. Security Responsibilities

- BCAS: Policy formulation and monitoring.

- Airport Operator: Implement security measures.

- Airlines: Ensure aircraft and passenger security.

- CISF: Physical security and screening.

4. Access Control

- Restricted Area: Entry only with valid AEP.

- Zones: SHA, Airside, Landside.

5. Screening Procedures

- Passengers: Frisking, WTMD, HHMD, X-Ray.

- Staff & Crew: Screened at designated gates.

6. Baggage Security

- HBS: Multi-level X-ray screening.


- Cabin Baggage: X-ray & manual checks.

- Prohibited Items: Weapons, explosives, etc.

7. Aircraft Security

- Pre-flight checks and secondary screening.

- Aircraft guarding and anti-sabotage checks.

8. Cargo & Mail Security

- Screening and sealing required.

- Known Consignor/Shipper protocols.

9. Bomb Threats Handling

- Specific vs Non-specific threats.

- BOMB protocol: Behavior, Observe, Move away, Be alert.

10. Emergency Response

- AVSEC Committee, mock drills, coordination with ATC, police, fire.

11. Security Equipment

- X-ray, ETD, CCTV, Metal Detectors, UVSS.

12. Soft Skills

- Alertness, communication, stress management, passenger handling.

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