Which practice is NOT part of FBO security measures?

• A. Lock hangers; escort visitors; lock gates; secure storage areas
• B. Have a security plan
• C. Allow unauthorized personnel on the plane
• D. Maintain positive control of luggage

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is enforcing access control and safeguarding assets at an FBO. Security measures focus on preventing unauthorized access and keeping areas, equipment, and luggage under supervision. Locking hangers, escorting visitors, locking gates, and securing storage areas all limit entry and reduce opportunities for tampering or theft. Having a security plan provides documented procedures and responses to incidents, guiding staff in maintaining safety. Maintaining positive control of luggage ensures items stay with their rightful owner and aren’t left unattended or mishandled. Allowing unauthorized personnel on the plane would bypass these protections and raise risk, so it isn’t part of proper FBO security.