Guarding Aircraft and the Airport Perimeter
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It is 01:40. An aircraft stands on a far parking place for the night. It has been searched and closed. You are its guard. A van stops near the nose. A man in a bright vest walks towards the steps. You cannot see a pass.
Focus: an aircraft that has been made secure must stay secure until it leaves. Watch the ways in. Challenge. Report. On the perimeter, report first, because aircraft are moving.
Learning objectives
- Say what an aircraft security search is, and who does it.
- Guard a parked aircraft: watch, challenge, log and report.
- Report a broken seal on an aircraft where seals are used.
- Stay safe at an aircraft.
- Patrol an airport perimeter without entering the movement area.
- Act correctly when a person, a child or an animal is on the airfield.
- Tell plane-spotters from people who watch the security.
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