Practical Aviation Security : Predicting and Preventing Future Threats.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Price, Jeffrey.

Contributor:

Forrest, Jeffrey.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Airline passenger security screening.

Airports.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (682 pages)

Edition:

4th ed.

Place of Publication:

Chantilly : Elsevier Science & Technology, 2024.

Summary:

This book examines the critical topic of aviation security, focusing on strategies to predict and prevent future threats. Authored by Jeffrey C. Price and Jeffrey S. Forrest, the text offers a comprehensive overview of the evolution of aviation security in the post-9/11 era. It explores the history of crime and terrorism in aviation, key policy developments, government roles, airport and airline security measures, and innovative technologies used in screening and threat mitigation. The book also emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and regulations to enhance security frameworks globally. Intended for professionals in aviation, security, and policymaking, as well as academic audiences, the book provides practical insights and case studies to address contemporary security challenges. The aim is to equip readers with the knowledge needed to safeguard the aviation industry against evolving threats. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

Practical Aviation Security: Predicting and Preventing Future Threats

Copyright

Contents

Foreword 1

Foreword 2

Preface

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1: Overview of the aviation industry and security in the post-9/11 world

Objectives

Introduction

The cost of failing to protect aviation and the importance of threat response

Aviation economics

Aviation security funding

Aircraft operations: An overview

Airline management

Airline economics

Airports: An overview

Airport ownership and operation

Airport operations and security

Airport security programs

Airport funding

Conclusions

Case Study: September 11, 2001 (9/11) Terrorist Attacksn,r

September 11, 2001

Flight training begins

Zacarias Moussaoui

The system is flashing red

Emergency response

The 9/11 commission

Fixing the weaknesses in aviation security

References

Chapter 2: Crime and terrorism in aviation: A retrospectiveahttps://centennialofflight.net/essay/Government_Role/security ...

Air terrorism through the ages

1930-60: The first 30years

1960-80: The early ``Jet Age´´

Middle East and Asia

Dawson's Field

Airport attacks

Other notable lessons from the 1970s

1980-90: A new wave of attacks brings a new wave of regulations

TWA Flight 847

Perspectives on hostage situations

Air India Flight 182

PSA Flight 1771

Pan Am Flight 103

1990-2001: A false sense of security

FedEx Flight 705

Operation Bojinka (the Manila Air Plot)

TWA Flight 800

Flight crew suicides

The Millennium Bomber

Post-9/11 attacks

Richard Reid (the Shoe Bomber)

MANPAD

Russian Airliner Bombings

London Bomb Plot

Northwest Flight 253 (aka, Underwear Bomber)

General Aviation Aircraft-IRS Building.

Yemen Air Cargo Plot

Moscow Domodedovo Airport Terminal Bombing

Underwear Bomber II

Germanwings Pilot Suicide

Malaysia Flight 370

Other attacks and issues

Why aviation security history is relevant

Joshua Ball MPA Airport Security Coordinator

Chapter 3: Policies and procedures: The development of aviation security practices

International civil aviation organization

ICAO Annex 17: Security

ICAO conventions addressing aviation security: Pre-9/11/01

The Tokyo Convention (1963)

The Hague Convention (1970)

The Montreal Convention (1971)

Chicago (1974)

Montreal (1988)

Montreal (1991)

ICAO conventions addressing aviation security: Post-9/11/01

Universal security audit program continuous monitoring approach

Beijing (2010)

Montreal (2014)

Additional ICAO annexes relating to aviation security

US Aviation Policies

Anti-Hijacking Act of 1971

Anti-Hijacking Act of 1974

Act to Combat Terrorism (1978)

Aviation Security Improvement Act of 1990

Aviation Security and Antiterrorism Act of 1996

Airport Security Improvement Act of 2000

ATSA of 2001

Transportation security administration

Federal government takeover of the screening process

Creation of the FSD

Revitalization of the Air Marshal Program

Fingerprint-based CHRCs

Screening aviation employees

Screening checked baggage

Air cargo security procedures

Security fees

Chemical and biological weapons

Cockpit doors

General aviation charter flights

Passenger manifests on international flights

Screening Partnership Program (aka, Opt-Out)

9-1-1 system for aircraft

Air Transportation Safety and Stabilization Act (2001)

Homeland Security Act of 2002

Vision 100: Century of Aviation Reauthorization Act

Aircraft operators.

Airport operators

General aviation

Implementing the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007

International aviation policies

European Union

European Civil Aviation Commission

Canada

Australia and the Asia-Pacific Rim

Aviation meets intelligence: A public-private partnership

Robert P. Olislagers

Chapter 4: The role of government in aviation security

Transportation Security Regulations

Part 1500: Applicability, terms, and abbreviations

Part 1502: Responsibilities of the administrator

Part 1503: Investigative and enforcement procedures

Non-civil penalty enforcement

Assessment of civil penalties

TSR Part 1507-1515

Part 1520: Protection of sensitive security information

Covered persons

Categories of SSI

SSI handling requirements

Managing SSI

Part 1540: Civil aviation security: General rules

Definitions under Part 1540.5

Responsibilities of passengers and other individuals and persons

Security threat assessments

Responsibilities of holders of TSA-approved security programs

How aviation security regulations are changed

Notice of proposed rulemaking

Changing an airport or aircraft operator security program

Changed condition affecting security

Intelligence and intervention

What intelligence information can and cannot do

Fusion Centers, Terrorism Liaison Officers, and InfraGard

Domestic and regional aviation security

North American Aerospace Defense Command.

Department of homeland security

Transportation Security Administration

Federal Security Director

Transportation Security Inspectors

TSA's Office of Intelligence

Federal Air Marshals

Special programs

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency

Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Customs, immigrations, and agricultural enforcement agencies

Other federal agencies

State aeronautical agencies

Local law enforcement

Required law enforcement support for commercial service airports

Exposure: The power of relationships in aviation security

By Gail Levario,

The Constancy of Relationships in Aviation Security

Post-9/11 meetings: A crucible for relationships

Fostering Collegial Connections: Beyond 9/11

Authentic reflections and lessons for emerging professionals

Why I desire aviation security as a profession

Kyle Konishi

Chapter 5: Commercial aviation airport security

Challenge of Commercial Airport Security in the United States

Airport Security Coordinator

Airport Security Program

Applicability and testing

Commercial Airport Security Programs

Sterile area

Enforcing the ASP

Operations

Airport nomenclature

Securing the terminal area

Airside security areas

Practical application of security areas

Airport physical access control systems (PACS)

Access Control: General Description

Airfield perimeter security

Vehicle access control programs

Criminal history records check/security threat assessment

Personnel Identification Systems

Training

Challenge program

Escorting programs

Transportation worker identification credential

Contingency plans and incident management

Incident management

Public advisories

Biometrics and perimeter security primer

Biometrics

Types of airport biometrics

Perimeter security and CCTV

Applications for CCTV

Other methods to secure the perimeter

Chapter 6: Introduction to screening

Evolution of screening in the United States

Screening under the TSA.

Sterile Area

Sterile Area breaches

Screening checkpoint operations and design

Design

Entry lane protection

Exit lane protection

Screening: Terminal operations and behavioral profiling

Travel document verification

Profiling

TSA's behavior recognition programs

See Something, Say Something

Secure flight

Intelligence-driven risk based security (RBS)

Conclusion

The ``PTSA´´ of airport security screening

Chris McLaughlin

Chapter 7: The screening process

Screening passenger and carry-on baggage

Passengers

Carry-on baggage

Smart security (formerly checkpoint of the future)

Checked baggage

Building a checked-baggage EDS screening

Checked-baggage screening approved alternatives

Case study

Special issues in screening

Canine

Opt-Out: The screening partnership program

Registered traveler aka CLEAR

Aircraft charter screening

Screening conducted by the domestic or foreign aircraft operator

Know where you came from, in order to know where you are going

Ilana Brodesky

Former security officer for the Israeli Aviation Authority in New York

The meaning and importance of security

By Ron Relf

Chapter 8: Commercial aviation aircraft operator security

Airline security: Historical context

Aircraft operator standard security program

Title 49 CFR Part 1544-Aircraft operator security: Air carriers and commercial operators

Applicability of the regulations

Subpart B: Security program

Aircraft operator security programs

Aircraft operator security operations and screening responsibilities

Airline security coordinators

Law enforcement operations related to airline security.

Law enforcement personnel.

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ISBN:

0-443-13539-8

OCLC:

1472981335