Aviation Security & Anti-Hijacking Protocol Advisory Unit
Hardening aviation security and developing anti-hijacking protocols for the modern threat environment.
Mission Statement
The Aviation Security & Anti-Hijacking Protocol Advisory Unit develops and delivers evidence-based aviation security protocols, advises airports and airlines on threat mitigation, and provides specialized anti-hijacking training to flight crews and security personnel. The unit addresses the full spectrum of aviation threats — from insider threats and explosive device concealment to airborne hijacking and drone-based attacks on airport infrastructure.
Key Functions
Protocol Development
Developing comprehensive aviation security protocols covering passenger screening, baggage handling, crew vetting, and airside access control, tailored to specific airport threat profiles.
Anti-Hijacking Training
Delivering specialized anti-hijacking training to flight crews, air marshals, and ground security personnel, covering threat recognition, de-escalation, and physical intervention techniques.
Threat Assessment
Conducting systematic threat assessments of airport facilities, identifying vulnerabilities in perimeter security, screening processes, and airside access that could be exploited by hostile actors.
Core Capabilities
Global Intervention Operations Directorate
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