Inflight supplies – Employee (EU 2015/1998 – Art. 11.2.3.10)

Summary

This Basic Civil Aviation Security Training – Inflight Supplies provides participants with a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental principles of civil aviation security related to the secure handling of inflight supplies. The course is developed in accordance with EU Regulation 2015/1998, Article 11.2.3.10, ensuring that personnel involved in the secure inflight supplies chain meet the required aviation security training standards.

Participants learn about the main threats to civil aviation, the European regulatory framework governing aviation security, and the responsibilities of all stakeholders involved in the preparation, handling, transportation, and protection of inflight supplies destined for aircraft operations. The course emphasizes the importance of security awareness, compliance with security procedures, and the role each individual plays in maintaining the integrity of the secure supply chain.

By combining theoretical knowledge with practical operational examples, participants gain the skills needed to apply aviation security principles effectively and contribute to the safety and security of aircraft operations.

Target Audience

This training is intended for all personnel working for a secured entity, Known Supplier, or Regulated Supplier who have access to clearly identified inflight supplies and who perform security controls other than screening.

Typical participants include, but are not limited to:

• Catering staff preparing or handling inflight supplies
• Logistics and supply chain personnel delivering supplies to airlines
• Drivers transporting secured inflight supplies to the airport or aircraft
• Warehouse staff managing inflight supply storage and preparation
• Administrative staff managing documentation related to inflight supplies
• Every individual involved in the inflight supplies supply chain contributes to aviation security and carries a specific responsibility within their role.

Objectives

By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

• Understand the main threats and risks affecting civil aviation
• Gain insight into the organization and legal framework of aviation security
• Understand the structure and responsibilities within the secure inflight supplies chain
• Recognize prohibited articles and understand security control principles
• Know how to react appropriately in emergency or security situations
• Understand their individual responsibility in maintaining aviation security

Additional information

Upon passing the exam with a minimum score of 80%, you will receive a certificate valid for 12 months.

This training, compliant with EU Regulation 2015/1998 – Article 11.2.3.10, is offered in collaboration with Special Cargo College, a training organisation recognised by the Belgian Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) for this module.