Use your eyes and ears to
keep our airports safe
Here's
what to look for:
- Pilots who
appear under the control of someone else.
- Anyone trying
to access an aircraft through force — without keys, using a
crowbar or screwdriver.
- Anyone who
seems unfamiliar with aviation procedures trying to check out an
airplane.
- Anyone who
misuses aviation lingo — or seems too eager to use all the lingo
- People or
groups who seem determined to keep to themselves.
- Any members of
your airport neighborhood who work to avoid contact with you or
other airport tenants.
- Anyone who
appears to be just loitering, with no specific reason for being
there.
- Any
out-of-the-ordinary videotaping of aircraft or hangars.
- Aircraft with
unusual or obviously unauthorized modifications.
- Dangerous
cargo or loads — explosives, chemicals, openly displayed weapons
— being loaded into an airplane.
- Anything that
strikes you as wrong — listen to your gut instinct, and then
follow through.
- Pay special
attention to height, weight, and the individual's clothing or
other identifiable traits.
Use
your common sense.
Not all these items indicate
terrorist activity.
When in doubt, check it out!
Check with airport staff or call
the National Response Center
at 1-866-GA-SECURE!
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