
Air travel is extremely vulnerable and brings
along a number of dangers. This not only includes terror attacks
but also the "every day" crazies, drunks and other kinds of
perpetrators. "Air rage" is a regular occurrence; airline
personnel must be adequately trained. Air Marshals become more and
more necessary. We supply a complete airline security concept,
based on the extremely successful EL-AL concept, as well as single
services such as Air Marshals and training.
With more than 4000 air rage incidents per year
as well as the terrible events of 9/11 and the drastically risen
threat by terrorists, the need exists for the law enforcement and
security professional to be able to effectively deal with an
in-flight crisis. The 2-day Aircraft Interdiction course is
designed for the security professional to assist in the areas of
counter-terrorism and to counter aggression onboard an aircraft.
This course is not designed to train LEOs or security staff to
become air marshals but to provide instruction in how they can
assist in keeping the aircraft safe. Complete Air Security studies
are available (Professional Air Security Officer, PASO - contact
us for more info). Introductory course content includes:
·
Firearms and training
safety
·
Combat mindset
·
Air rage incidents and
statistics
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Intelligence
·
Handgun drills
·
Weapon retention
·
Timed handgun shooting
drills
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Aircraft tactics
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Use of restraints
·
Unarmed combatives
·
International air
marshal duties and responsibilities
·
Special Operations
Exercise


We also supply security experts for bus,
train and other means of travel, as well as training courses for
security personnel, for instance a comprehensive 1-day course that
covers all aspects of transit, commuter and school bus
interdiction. Busses provide a unique challenge for both patrol
officers and tactical operators. We will address all pertinent
challenges. These skills will then be reinforced by hands on
problem solving via reality based training scenarios. Course
content includes:
- Approach
considerations
- Sniper
initiated assaults
- Boarding
techniques
- Search
techniques
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Mechanical/ electrical/ hydraulic system shutdown
- Fuel
system disabling
- Vehicle
immobilization
-
Breaching techniques
-
Equipment considerations
- Manpower
issues
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