Aircraft


• A flight crewmember must be present at all times when the aircraft is being serviced (fueling, catering, etc.)


• Check lavatories, baggage compartments and all cavities for unauthorized people or objects prior to every departure


• Use the aircraft’s security system (locks and alarms) whenever it is unattended to prevent unauthorized entry


Procedures • Require aviation department members to participate in security training


• Maintain a security information program • Require an accurate and accessible passenger manifest for all trip legs


• Only company personnel and authorized guests (identified in advance) are allowed to board a company aircraft


• Passengers or flight department members must maintain positive control of luggage


• Positively identify all luggage and match luggage to specific passengers (color-coded bag tags can be helpful)


• Crewmembers must display photo IDs • Have a security plan specific to your location and operation • Develop, maintain and exercise an Emergency Response Plan and use its associated resources


SECURITY PLANS


NBAA recommends that aviation departments consider the following steps in developing a company security program:


• Establish an emergency control committee to handle disaster-type emergencies


• Develop a contingency plan for advance response to hijackings, bomb threats, executive abductions, terrorist activities and extortion demands


• Schedule simulated emergencies and disasters at least once a year to test the plans


• Establish an emergency communication system with a telephone list of key personnel


• Audit security at hangar facilities and operational areas • Audit security procedures on-the-road • Coordinate flight department efforts with corporate security


21 Business Aviation & Personal Security


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