Safety & Security Flashcards
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Under TSA's Airport Security Program, an airport operator must report a security incident to TSA within how many hours of discovery?
Answer: 4 hours
TSA requires airports to report specified security incidents, including security breaches, within 4 hours of discovery under 49 CFR Part 1542.
What is the primary purpose of a Declared Distances document at an airport?
Answer: To identify the runway lengths available for specific aircraft takeoff, accelerate-stop, and landing operations
Declared Distances (TORA, TODA, ASDA, LDA) define usable runway lengths for different phases of aircraft operations and are critical for aircraft performance calculations.
Which of the following best describes a 'Vehicle Roadway' in an airport security context?
Answer: A route within the AOA designated for the movement of ground vehicles
A Vehicle Roadway is a defined route within the Air Operations Area where ground vehicles are authorized to operate, subject to AOA driving rules.
What is the correct response when an airport employee witnesses a coworker using a stolen or borrowed SIDA badge?
Answer: Report the incident immediately to airport security or the badging office
Badge misuse is a federal security violation that must be immediately reported to airport security personnel or the credentialing office.
What is the function of a 'Movement Area' at a certificated airport?
Answer: The portion of an airport used for takeoffs, landings, and aircraft taxiing, requiring ATC clearance
The Movement Area includes runways, taxiways, and other areas used for aircraft operations where ATC authorization is required before entry.
In the context of airport emergency planning under 14 CFR Part 139, which document outlines the airport's coordinated response procedures for aircraft accidents?
Answer: The Airport Emergency Plan (AEP)
The Airport Emergency Plan (AEP) details the coordinated procedures for responding to emergencies including aircraft accidents, fires, and hazmat incidents.
A ground vehicle operator on the AOA observes an aircraft taxiing toward an intersection where a collision seems imminent. What should the vehicle operator do FIRST?
Answer: Clear the path of the aircraft and contact Ground Control to report the conflict
Vehicle operators must always yield to aircraft and immediately remove themselves from conflict, then report the hazard to Ground Control.