(EBOOK PDF) How to Stop a Hijacking Critical Thinking in Civil Aviation Security 1st Edition by Clay Biles 1032373156 9781032373157 full chapters

Authors:Clay W. Biles , Series:Aviation Management [12] , Tags:Hijackings and bombings have plagued civil aviation since 1931 and air rage incidents are on the rise. While there is aircraft and inflight training available for air marshals; other first responders receive minimal training on inflight security awareness and protocols. There are no other resources currently available to flight crews or armed first responders that specifically address inflight security and how to control threats of disturbances on airplanes.; How to Stop a Hijacking provides readers with fundamental principles on how to think more critically about onboard security threats. The aircraft cabin is an environment that poses unique security challenges; and first responders can apply security awareness and critical thinking skills to establish a safer environment in the cabin and airport for everyone onboard. The lessons in this book are driven by the central objective of teaching the reader how to counter inflight aggression and maintain tactical control of the cabin. Written by a former federal air marshal instructor; this book looks at the recent rash of air rage incidents and violence on airplanes; in addition to the real and ever-present threat of hijack or potential explosive device. How to Stop a Hijacking is a practical guide that offers methodological and tactically proven strategies for stopping violent acts on board an aircraft inflight.; antiterrorism; counterterrorism; Homeland Security; air marshall; airport security; aircraft safety; airline pilot; terrorism; in-flight; behavioral profiling; flight attendant; air disaster; hijack; terror attack; 9/11; aircraft security; air traffic , Author sort:Biles, Clay W. , Ids:DOI , Languages:Languages:eng , Published:Published:Mar 2023 , Publisher:CRC Press , Comments:Comments:Hijackings and bombings have plagued civil aviation since 1931 and air rage incidents are on the rise. While there is aircraft and inflight training available for air marshals, other first responders receive minimal training on inflight security awareness and protocols. There are no other resources currently available to flight crews or armed first responders that specifically address inflight security and how to control threats of disturbances on airplanes., How to Stop a Hijacking provides readers with fundamental principles on how to think more critically about onboard security threats. The aircraft cabin is an environment that poses unique security challenges, and first responders can apply security awareness and critical thinking skills to establish a safer environment in the cabin and airport for everyone onboard. The lessons in this book are driven by the central objective of teaching the reader how to counter inflight aggression and maintain tactical control of the cabin. Written by a former federal air marshal instructor, this book looks at the recent rash of air rage incidents and violence on airplanes, in addition to the real and ever-present threat of hijack or potential explosive device. How to Stop a Hijacking is a practical guide that offers methodological and tactically proven strategies for stopping violent acts on board an aircraft inflight.