Who writes the Airport Security Program?

Who writes the Airport Security Program?

• A. ASC (Jerome)
• B. FBI
• C. Local Police
• D. Transportation Security Administration

Answer: (A)

The Airport Security Program is written by the airport’s Security Coordinator—the person responsible for coordinating security planning at the airport. In the example, that role is held by Jerome, so the answer points to the ASC. The Security Coordinator compiles the program to outline airport-specific security measures, procedures, and responsibilities, making sure it aligns with TSA requirements. The FBI and local police are involved in security and investigations but do not author the airport’s security program. TSAReview and approval is part of the process, but the drafting is done by the airport’s ASC.

The Airport Security Program is written by the airport’s Security Coordinator—the person responsible for coordinating security planning at the airport. In the example, that role is held by Jerome, so the answer points to the ASC. The Security Coordinator compiles the program to outline airport-specific security measures, procedures, and responsibilities, making sure it aligns with TSA requirements. The FBI and local police are involved in security and investigations but do not author the airport’s security program. TSAReview and approval is part of the process, but the drafting is done by the airport’s ASC.