Restrictive Area /
Access control
Access control
Four features displayed on a restrictive area pass
Name & photo
Company name
expiration date
areas for which access is granted
What is border control?
the implementation of security measures by a country to protect its borders from illegal entry, trafficking and threats
- To threaten the public or to disrupt public access to financial, transportation, government and communication systems
What are major crimes of aviation crime?
Air rage
Property Theft
Drug smuggling
4 goals of the WCO
- Promote the security and facilitation of international trade
- Promote fair, efficient and effective revenue collection
- Strengthen capacity building
- Conduct research and analysis
What is access control?
a preventative security measure which is used to control the movement of people and vehicles between landside and airside
How is Jamaicas location advantageous?
- Proximity to the Panama canal
- Jamaica has the comparative advantage in regards to cost of labour
- It possess well developed maritime infrastructure- 14 seaports (4 cruise ship facility)
What about digital technology is attractive to terrorists?
- Low cost
- Ease of use
- Reliability
- Speed
- Access to both supporters & targets
Who poses a threat to aviation security?
Terrorists
Dismissed employees
Refugees desperately seeking asylum
Criminal Seeking to extort money
4 elements of the WCO
- Trade facilitation
- Revenue collection
- Protection of society
- Organizational development
Benefits of access control
- Minimize the movement in the airline operational areas
- Minimize the number of persons having access to critical areas
- Prevent the abuse of the permit by staff
What are three challenges for Jamaica's border security?
Drug Trafficking
Illegal migration
Economic impact
What is terrorism?
A premeditated, political, ideological or religious motivated violence
- Airside
- the movement of an airport, adjacent terrain and buildings where access is controlled
- Landside
- area of an airport and its building to which the non-travelling public has free access
What are the organizations involved in securing global transportation?
- International Maritime Organization
- International Civil Aviation Organisation
- World Customs Organization
Purpose of the RAP
to limit access to restricted areas and other airside operational areas to authorized persons on duty
Disadvantages to Jamaica based on its location
- Vulnerable to climate change
- Prone to natural hazard like hurricane
- Rapid development by other Caribbean territories
- High crime jurisdiction - smuggling, illicit cargo and trafficking of persons
What are the typical terrorism methods?
Bombing
Armed assaults
Hostage taking
Which industry is the typical threat for terrorist?
The aviation industry due to ease of access and large scale casualties
State 4 advantages of ICAO standards
Safety
Facilliation
Cooperation/ Harmonization
Efficiency
How is access control established?
- Defining and demarcating areas to be controlled
- Erecting barriers; fence
- Zoning of restricted areas
- Using an airport identification permit system (restricted area pass)
State 4 acts of unlawful interference
- Unlawful seizure of an aircraft
- Taking hostage onboard an aircraft Forcible intrusion on an aircraft
- Destruction of an aircraft in service
What is the goal of terrorism?
- To intimidate or coerce a civilian population
- Influence the policy of a government through intimidation or coercion
- Affect the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination or kidnapping
What is the importance of air transportation?
Air transportation is important as it facilitates world trade, boost productivity and improves efficiency in supply chains.
Which nations is the ISPS code applied to?
Nations signatory to SOLAS ( safety of life at sea) convention