Legal Aspect of Aviation Security
Course Overview:
The course will familiarize participants with all relevant legal aspects in the field of aviation security, including relevant provisions of Annex 17, the seven international conventions and protocols on AVSEC, the legal status of the National Civil Aviation Security Programme (NCASP), national AVSEC legislation and regulations, and other related issues.
What you will learn:
Participants will be provided with the information and knowledge to better assess the legal obligations under the international AVSEC instruments, the requirements of Annex 17, the legal implications of the NCASP in particular with regard to third party providers, and whether it is advisable to develop national AVSEC legislation and regulations.
Who should attend:
Key Topics:
Duration:
5 days (13-17 May 2013)
The course will familiarize participants with all relevant legal aspects in the field of aviation security, including relevant provisions of Annex 17, the seven international conventions and protocols on AVSEC, the legal status of the National Civil Aviation Security Programme (NCASP), national AVSEC legislation and regulations, and other related issues.
What you will learn:
Participants will be provided with the information and knowledge to better assess the legal obligations under the international AVSEC instruments, the requirements of Annex 17, the legal implications of the NCASP in particular with regard to third party providers, and whether it is advisable to develop national AVSEC legislation and regulations.
Who should attend:
- Aviation Security Officials of DGCA/CAA
- Aviation Security Officers of Airports
- Aviation Security Staff of Airline Operators
- Ministry Officials (Transportation, Justice) dealing with AVSEC
- Legal Advisers of DGCA/CAA
- Legal Advisers of Airport Entities
- Legal Advisers of Airline Operators
Key Topics:
- Basic legal issues in Aviation Security
- International AVSEC Conventions and Protocols
- National implementation of international AVSEC instruments
- Adoption, Implementation and Enforcement of the NCASP
- Legal Aspects of Access Control, Screening and Quality Control
- National AVSEC Legislation and Regulations
- Unruly Passengers; Liquids, Aerosols and Gels
- Security Aspects of Facilitation; Border Controls.
Duration:
5 days (13-17 May 2013)
