ETD Implementation Copenhagen Airport
Security 26-01-2015
Presentation Monday 26th of January to Board of Airlines representatives in Denmark (BARD)
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ETD Implementation Copenhagen Airport Presentation Monday 26 th of January to Board of Airlines representatives in Denmark (BARD) Security 26-01-2015 ETD Implementation Copenhagen Airport The threat Islamic State ACI and national
Security 26-01-2015
Presentation Monday 26th of January to Board of Airlines representatives in Denmark (BARD)
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Airport of credible new threats to aviation security
unstable situation in the Middle East and the involvement of European governments
hidden inside large electronic items
legislative Amendment to Regulation 185 and decision 774 to increase the screening of cabin baggage
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Additional Cabin Baggage screening for explosives
There are a range of methods available that can assist and improve the chances of a screener detecting explosives and IEDs. Due to Regulation 185 and Decision 774 should be amended to require airports to perform one of the following:
1. Require all cabin bags to be screened with Explosive Detection Systems (EDS) specifically designed for cabin bags (does not exist to day); or 1. Cabin baggage carried by at least 10% of passengers, selected on a continuous and random basis, shall be screened with ETD or EDD; this percentage may be reduced to 5% or higher where threat image projection (TIP) software is installed and employed (Security CPH already use TIP software); or 2. Cabin baggage carried by at least 15% of passengers, selected on a continuous and random basis, shall be subjected to a hand search, whereby all electronic equipment larger than a pocket-sized mobile phone shall be removed from any protective cover
software is installed and employed (Security CPH already use TIP software).
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ACI EUROPE and CPH proposals that will limit the impact on airports, a few examples given:
percentage etc.)
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ETD Phase I – Cabin Baggage screening for explosives
ETD final implementation – March 1st 2015
Testing in peak hours at CSC, performing a 5% random check of cabin baggage, showed a decrease in productivity of 9,6% In general the passenger experience using ETD was unchanged and the Security Officers stated, it was possible to deliver a good service despite ETD screening
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ETD Phase II – Security Scanner - Additional screening of persons for explosives
ETD final implementation – September 1st 2015
20% of PAX (10% metal + 10% random) are to walk through Security Scanner. Secondary screening after doorway Several test reveals, it is possible to keep up the flow utilizing 1 FTE additional per single lane and 1 FTE additional per double lane. Contemporary CPH are solving the “Same Gender” issues. Security still needs to conduct additional test, which will be done through Q1 2015
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+64% +11%
FTE index 100 = 238 FTE
significantly
(lane hours per FTE)
Source: ACI benchmark
Growth in lane hours and FTE 2009 - 2013 Growth in lane hours and FTE 2009 - 2013
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ETD (Cabin baggage & persons) Completed September 1st 2015 LAGs Phase III Type D+ Equipment Earliest 2017 Same Gender Solved in ETD LAGs Phase II Type C Equipment Cancelled
Other security issues in pipeline