Who is the ASC required to maintain liaison with?

• A. The Airline Station Manager
• B. The Airport Manager
• C. The Airline Operations Supervisor
• D. The Security Director

Answer: (A)

The main idea is who the on-site security coordinator should stay in regular contact with to handle day-to-day security needs at a station. The Airline Station Manager is the correct liaison because this role directly oversees the airline’s activities at that location and coordinates with security on access control, passenger and crew movement, and incident responses. Keeping a direct line to the Station Manager allows fast information sharing and coordinated action during routine operations and any security event, aligned with the airline’s local needs. The Airport Manager handles airport-wide operations, the Airline Operations Supervisor focuses more on flight operations than security liaison, and the Security Director is a higher-level role; while they may be involved when needed, the ongoing liaison is with the Airline Station Manager.