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Cabin Crew Security Training: Threat Response and Prevention, Exams of Aviation

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) - Daytona BeachAviation

Key aspects of cabin crew security training, focusing on threat identification, response protocols, and security coordination. It covers topics such as inflight security coordinator (isc) responsibilities, threat levels, defensive measures, and available resources on the aircraft. The document also includes examples of disruptive behavior and appropriate responses, as well as security-related terminology and identification procedures. It serves as a concise guide for cabin crew members to enhance their preparedness and effectiveness in maintaining security during flights, ensuring the safety of passengers and crew. Useful for understanding the roles and responsibilities of cabin crew members in maintaining security during flights. It provides a clear overview of threat levels, security measures, and coordination protocols, enhancing preparedness and response effectiveness.

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2024/2025

Available from 06/08/2025

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Security Study Guide GoJet | 100% Correct |
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What is your "Mission" as a Cabin Crew Member? - ✔✔To protect and defend the flight deck at all costs
ISC - ✔✔Inflight Security Coordinator
What are the least risk bomb locations on the CRJ-700 aircraft? - ✔✔In front of Type 1 service door
The most effective defensive measures are not responses but.. - ✔✔Preparation and Prevention
All levels of Threat are defined by what three phases of operation? - ✔✔
At the gate
While taxiing
In flight
Can duct tape and bare hands be considered a weapon? - ✔✔True
List the four main parts of a bomb - ✔✔Power source
Initiator
Explosive
Switch and timer
List the type of information you obtain and provide to the captain regarding perpetrators - ✔✔Level and
Nature of threat
Number and location of perpetrators
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What is your "Mission" as a Cabin Crew Member? - ✔✔To protect and defend the flight deck at all costs ISC - ✔✔Inflight Security Coordinator What are the least risk bomb locations on the CRJ-700 aircraft? - ✔✔In front of Type 1 service door The most effective defensive measures are not responses but.. - ✔✔Preparation and Prevention All levels of Threat are defined by what three phases of operation? - ✔✔ At the gate While taxiing In flight Can duct tape and bare hands be considered a weapon? - ✔✔True List the four main parts of a bomb - ✔✔Power source Initiator Explosive Switch and timer List the type of information you obtain and provide to the captain regarding perpetrators - ✔✔Level and Nature of threat Number and location of perpetrators

Physical description of perpetrators Perpetrators assigned seat numbers Type and number of weapons List some available weapons to you on the aircraft - ✔✔Fire extinguisher Beverage cart Magazines Newspapers Seatbelt extensions Who is the ISC - ✔✔The Captain What is your "goal" for a Level 4 Threat? - ✔✔To protect and defend the flight deck at all costs What is Threat Level 1 - ✔✔Disruptive Behavior What is Threat Level 2 - ✔✔Physically Abusive What is Threat level 3 - ✔✔Life Threatening What is Threat Level 4 - ✔✔Breach or attempted breach of the flight deck Can all Threats result in a lockdown? - ✔✔Yes GSC - ✔✔Ground Security Coordinator

Level 3 example - ✔✔Trying to stab someone with a pen Level 4 example - ✔✔Slamming beverage cart into flight deck door, repeatedly Code word - ✔✔Tango SIDA - ✔✔Security identification display area AOA - ✔✔Airport Operation Area FAM identification - ✔✔Badge Hologram ID Common strategy 1 - ✔✔Pre 911 Common Strategy 2 - ✔✔Post 911