Which TSA-promoted category includes flight instructor security training and restricting student pilot access?

• A. Flight Schools/Renters: Flight instructor security training; restrict student pilot access
• B. Develop an Airport Security Plan
• C. Pilots: know who you are flying
• D. Surveillance: training methods

Answer: (A)

This item is about how TSA organizes security responsibilities around aviation training, specifically ensuring instructors are trained in security procedures and that access to training aircraft and activities is restricted to authorized students. The category that best fits this focus is the one describing Flight Schools/Renters, because it directly covers flight instructor security training and restricting student pilot access. This pairing ensures instructors know how to handle security concerns and enforce who can participate in training, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or misuse. The other options describe broader security planning, general identity confirmation for pilots, or surveillance methods, which don’t specifically address training instructors and controlling student access.