THE PROCEDURES


As in most of aviation, procedures are not only a best practice, they are mandated. Security protocols recommend standardized every-day procedures. The written procedures and checklists should include:


• Responsible person • • • •


• Resources •


Statement of ZERO tolerance Key elements of the procedures General security


Operation-specific security Training requirements These items should be reviewed prior to each and every flight.


General Security Procedures • • •


Lock doors Lock aircraft


Challenge strangers


• Remain vigilant for what doesn’t belong • Report suspicious activity to 1-866-GA-SECUR(E)/1-866-427-3287 • • •


Operate under a “need to know” basis Insist on vendor compliance Duress communications


These general procedures have become industry standards. Formalizing this type of security program as part of your operational standards will help to maintain the safety of the crew, passengers, and the assets.


15 Business Aviation & Personal Security


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