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- 1. Thank you forjoining the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Webinar! “General Aviation Security” The Webinar will begin at 12:15 p.m. Central Time (1:15 p.m. Eastern/10:15 a.m. Pacific)
- 2. Today’s Agenda Introductions Presentation by Dr. Daniel Benny Questions and Answers Embry-Riddle B.S. in Aviation Security
- 3. Dr. Daniel Benny • Aviation Security Program Chair in the College of Aeronautics at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide. • Ph.D. in Criminal Justice and master’s degrees in Aeronautical Science and Security Administration. • Author of leading textbook on general aviation security and three other books. • Service in U.S. Navy. Major in USAF Auxiliary Air Patrol. Private Pilot.
- 4. General Aviation Security Daniel J. Benny, Ph.D., CPP, PCI, CFE, CCO, CM, ACE Aviation Security Program Chair Embry -Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide
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- 7. General Aviation Aircraft Private Corporate Public Safety
- 8. General Aviation Airports Support General Aviation Aircraft 5,380 Paved 5,180 Unpaved ~ Commercial Airports 372 (CIA Fact book, 2009)
- 9. General Aviation isImportant Local Economy Jobs at Airports Brings Business to Area Supports Local Business Adds to Tax Base Food - Crop Dusting
- 10. General Aviation isImportant Feeder Airport Reduces Air Traffic at Commercial Airports
- 12. General Aviation isImportant Law Enforcement Pennsylvania State Police Aircraft
- 13. General Aviation isImportant Public Safety Life Lion Medical Aircraft
- 14. General Aviation isImportant National Security Civil Air Patrol Aircraft
- 15. General Aviation isImportant Training of Future Pilots
- 16. General Aviation isImportant The Pleasure of Flying
- 17. General Aviation Security Threat Crimes Against Persons Assault Robbery Rape Domestic Violence Kidnapping Murder
- 18. General Aviation Security Threat Crimes Against Airport/FBO Property Vandalism Theft Burglary Arson
- 19. General Aviation Security Threat Crimes Against Aircraft Theft – Aircraft Theft – Avionics Vandalism Hijacking of Aircraft
- 20. General Aviation Security Threat Terrorism Hostage Hijacking Kidnapping Bombings
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- 22. Terrorist Trained at GA Flight Schools Summer 2001
- 23. American Airlines Flight11 Mohamed Atta Attended flight instruction at Huffman Aviation in Venice, Florida.
- 24. United Airlines Flight175 Marwan al Shehhi Attended flight instruction at Huffman Aviation in Venice, Florida.
- 25. American Airlines Flight77 Hani Hanjour Attended flight school in Arizona. He obtained both his private pilot's license and commercial pilot rating.
- 26. United Airlines Flight93 Ziad Jarrah. Attended Florida Flight Training Center (FFTC) in Venice, Florida.
- 27. Threat From GeneralAviation Stolen - Aircraft into White House, DC 13 September 1994 Frank Eugene Corder
- 28. Student -Aircraft intoBuilding, Tampa, FL 5 January 2002 Charles J. Bishop
- 29. Owner - Aircraftinto IRS Austin, TX 18 February 2010 Joseph Andrew Stack
- 30. General Aviation Security First Line of Defense Awareness Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Airport Watch Permission from AOPA Granted
- 31. General Aviation Security Develop Airport/Aircraft Security Plan Be Alert to Unusual Activity Possible Criminal Activity
- 32. General Aviation AirportSecurity Fencing Signs Lighting Security Cameras Access Control Security/Police Patrol
- 33. Fixed Base OperationFBO Security Access Control Intrusion Detection Systems Security Cameras Lighting Security of Aircraft Keys
- 34. Flight School Security Written Security Plan Background Investigation Instructors and Staff Students Verify U.S. Citizenship Foreign National Seeking Instruction in Aircraft 12, 500 Pounds or Greater
- 35. Flight School Security Security Training Instructors 60 days of Hire and Annual All staff should be trained
- 36. Flight School Security Be Alert to: Motives of Students Type of Training Suspicious Activity Cash Upfront Asking the Wrong Questions Suddenly Leave the Program
- 37. Flight School Security Aircraft Key Control Security of Aircraft Physical Security of Training Facility Security of Student Records
- 38. Hangar Security IntrusionDetection Systems IDS CCTV Locked Doors - Access Control
- 39. Aircraft Security AircraftSecurity Plan Aircraft /Avionics Documentation Pilot and Crew Screening Photo Identification Cards Maintenance Security Baggage Control In Flight Security Remain Over Night Security
- 40. Aircraft Security Securedin Hangar Lock Doors Key Control Throttle Locks IDS
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- 42. Even More GeneralAviation Security
- 43. Crime in Progress Emergency of Any Kind 911 Unusual Activity 1-866-GA-SECURE (1-866-427-3287) Local Airport/FBO Manager
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- 45. AOPA Airport WatchResearch Why Conduct the Research? Passion for General Aviation No Research on General Aviation Security Protection of General Aviation Less Government Regulation
- 46. The Research Datafor the research was collected by the use of a survey that was emailed to the 118 general aviation airports with no commercial activity in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Of the 118, 67 responded to the survey. Of the 67 airports 37 adopted the AOPA Airport Watch Program and 30 did not.
- 47. Examined Crime Against People Property Aircraft Year Before AOPA Airport Watch Program Began After the Program Was Implemented
- 48. The Results Therewas a reduction in crime at the airports that adopted the AOPA Airport Watch program and an increase in crime at the airports that did not adopt the program.
- 49. Crimes Against GeneralAviation Crime against people at adopter airports, down from 5 to 0. Crimes went up at non adopter airports from 3 to 6. Crime against property at adopter airports down from 80 to 3. Crimes went up at non adopter airports from 45 to 88. Crime against aircraft at adopter airports down from 29 to 2 crimes went up at non adopter airports from to 4 to 13.
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- 51. Conclusions Aircraft Ownersand Pilots Association Airport Watch Works in the Reduction of Crime at General Aviation Airports Commonwealth of Pennsylvania & United States Important Asset in Addressing post-9/11 Security Concerns Proactive Approach in the Avoidance of New Security Mandates from the Transportation Security Administration
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- 53. Bachelor of Science in Aviation Security
- 54. Upcoming Fall 2013Webinars Oct. 22, Ed Knab: “Supply Chain Trends for 2014” Nov. 12, Scott Burgess: “Alpha and Omega: Program Outcomes to the Capstone” Nov. 26, Constantine Koursaris: “Promoting U.S. Exports and Commercial Involvement”
- 55. Todays Presentation: Dr.Daniel Benny bennyd@erau.edu ~~~ For questions about the webinar series: Bill Gibbs, Webinar Series Coordinator bill.gibbs@erau.edu