AFI13-207-O PREVENTING AND RESISTING AIRCRAFT PIRACY (HIJACKING) (FOUO)
MilReg AFI13-207-O Frequently Asked Questions

What is AFI13-207-O?
AFI13-207-O is an Air Force regulation that focuses on preventing and resisting aircraft piracy, also referred to as hijacking.

Who does AFI13-207-O apply to?
This regulation applies to all personnel and aircraft under control of the U.S. Air Force.

What is the purpose of AFI13-207-O?
The purpose of this regulation is to provide guidance and procedures to prevent and respond to aircraft piracy threats, ensuring the safety and security of Air Force aircraft and personnel.

How does AFI13-207-O define aircraft piracy?
Aircraft piracy, as defined in this regulation, includes any unlawful seizure, violent takeover, or attempt to seize control of an Air Force aircraft.

What are the key responsibilities outlined in AFI13-207-O?
This regulation outlines responsibilities such as developing and implementing aircraft piracy prevention plans, conducting risk assessments, training personnel, and reporting incidents.

What actions should be taken upon encountering a potential aircraft piracy threat?
Personnel should immediately notify the appropriate authorities, follow established procedures, and take necessary measures to protect themselves and others on board.

Does AFI13-207-O cover international flights as well?
Yes, this regulation applies to both domestic and international flights involving Air Force aircraft.

What measures are recommended to prevent aircraft piracy?
AFI13-207-O suggests measures such as proper access control, passenger and baggage screening, background checks, and enhanced security protocols.

What should be the focus of training programs related to aircraft piracy prevention?
Training programs should emphasize threat awareness, proper procedures for reporting suspicious activities, passenger and cargo screening techniques, and emergency response plans.

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