Transcription of Creating a General Aviation AIRPORT SECURITY PLAN
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Creating a General Aviation AIRPORT SECURITY PLAN
Creating a General Aviation AIRPORT SECURITY PLAN AIRPORT Name Date TABLE OF CONTENTS PART SECTION PAGE I. Introduction A. Purpose .. 1 B. AIRPORT SECURITY 1 C. Point of 1 II. communication Plans A. Contact 2 B. Pilots/Tenants/ AIRPORT 2 III. AIRPORT Facilities A. General 2 B. Access 3 C. 3 D. 3 E. 4 F. 4 IV. Law Enforcement Support/Surveillance Procedures A. AOPA Watch 4 B. Routine 5 C. Homeland SECURITY Alert 5 D. 6 E. Contact 6 V. Incident Management A. Suspicious Activity .. 7 B. Bomb Threats or Other 7 Appendix: 1. Emergency Contacts 2. AIRPORT Tenant Contact List 3. AIRPORT Locator Diagram 4. SECURITY Incident Report Form 1 PART I INTRODUCTION A. Purpose Questions to address: What is the purpose of developing the SECURITY plan?
2 PART II – COMMUNICATION A. Contact Information Consider the following questions: Who are the tenants? Who needs to know the information? What type of information should go to which contacts?
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