India Airport Duty Basics
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This is a knowledge course. It is not AVSEC training and is not recognised by any aviation security authority.
Your agency has won a contract at an airport. You will stand at posts that the government security force used to hold. You will work beside its officers. You are not one of them. The law gives you a smaller part.
This unit gives the law as checked on 8 October 2026. Aviation law in India is changing. Ask your employer for the current rule before you rely on any rule here.
Guarding.Tech has no link with the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, the CISF or any aviation security training institute.
Focus: know who is in charge, what your permit demands, and what you may not do.
Learning objectives
- Name the main aviation law and the security rules.
- Say who does what at an Indian airport.
- State the two things a private agency needs to work at an airport.
- Say what training the rules require of you.
- Follow the rules for your entry permit.
- List what a private guard may not do.
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