Presentation provided to aircraft crew members on international travel security

1. Aviation Facilities Security Group, LLC (AFSG) International Travel Security

3. Has anything changed?

4. Current Status and Threat: Civil Unrest, Political Unrest, Cultural Challenges, War, Natural Disaster

5. Rings of Intelligence Data and Security Posture: Country, City, Airport security briefings

7. THE THREE P’s Preparation Personally professionally Prevention Learn security risks Have a “Plan B” Premeditation Plan your work, Work your plan

8. INTERNATIONAL CULTURES RESEARCH Know the acceptable customs, gestures, gifting practices, greetings RECOGNIZE Host attempts to be polite Potential stumbling blocks HONOR Host signs of appreciation National Laws

9. Security Issues Aircraft location: probably the most secure Vehicle Security: rental, hired, provided Route Security: repeated travel on same roads and /or limited use of roads Hotel Security: Any past issues, Amount of American presence, House security profile, Location of room(s) Venue Security: Topic controversy, Local security, Routes in and out,

10. Security Issues continued Physical plane location at field Sterile vs. Non-Sterile Need for additional security Local Security Professionally provided security Need to reposition Immediately upon deplaning In response to events

11. Hotel Security Know where all the exits are and walk them Have constant communication abilities Know the security posture before check in Have an escape plan Room selection Establish your own room security Let people know where you are

12. Vehicle Transportation Weakest link in the security chain! Know exactly what you are getting for transportation and that the driver is capable and well trained The driver should be briefed on destinations and any timelines

13. Local Security Support Contact Local U.S. and friendly Embassies and Consulates Host Nation Police Services Airport Security Services Hotel Staff and Security

14. Security Resolutions Determine plan for unexpected departure: Medical, Safety events Crew is kept informed of schedule and is able to get to the aircraft quickly Maintain copies of passports, visa and other important documents Know where the nearest U.S. or Friendly Embassy is located

15. Customs and Immi9ration Have passports checked for validity (expired or passport given to wrong person) Know the Visa requirements and insure that all are valid and current, including crew Establish local handling agent for meet & greet. Introduction to vehicle drivers and any local support Expedite through customs to transportation

16. In Closing Know where you are going before you get there. Know what the security challenges and remedies are during your stay Have multiple agendas for travel and for departure Keep the crew involved in the security briefings and plan Know where the closest U.S. or friendly embassy is located You are ultimately responsible for your own safety and security.