National Civil Aviation Security Programme definition

National Civil Aviation Security Programme means an integrated set of Regulations and activities promulgated and performed by the State aimed at safeguarding civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference;
National Civil Aviation Security Programme or “NCASP” means the National Civil Aviation Security Programme required to be established for the purposes of Part IIB;
National Civil Aviation Security Programme means those regulations, practices and procedures adopted by the Member States pursuant to Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 2320/2002, to ensure civil aviation security on their territory,

Examples of National Civil Aviation Security Programme in a sentence

  • Some German troops stationed in Macedonia and Kosovo had reportedly been involved in forced prostitution.

  • In December, the Ministry of the Interior adopted a National Civil Aviation Security Programme, establishing practices, procedures and regulations to protect the safety of passengers, crew and ground personnel in Kosovo.

  • Note: In reference to SLCAP 2600 surveillance may be increase on foreign air operators, taking in to account both high risk items and all other items over a series of inspections In addition to that Aviation Security Inspectors will conduct its surveillance activities on the effective implementation of the Aircraft Operators Security Programme and any other responsibilities vested on to the Aircraft Operator by the National Civil Aviation Security Programme (NCASP) of Sri Lanka.

  • Responsibilities for this position cover quality control missions as well as the effective and efficient implementation of the National Civil Aviation Security Programme.

  • Since its creation, significant improvements have been achieved.The ongoing activities in the field of aviation security are in line with an in-depth review and update of the National Civil Aviation Security Programme in January 2018.


More Definitions of National Civil Aviation Security Programme

National Civil Aviation Security Programme means such programme established by an officer authorized by Central Government in this behalf to give effect to any annex of the Convention with the prior approval of central Government;
National Civil Aviation Security Programme means the measures adopted by the Minister, as the appropriate authority in the State, to ensure that the common standards referred to in Article 4 of the Council Regulation and the Annex to that Regulation are given effect in the State, and includes a national civil aviation security training programme.
National Civil Aviation Security Programme means a programme developed by the National Aviation Security and Facilitation Committee in terms of section 47 of the Act to safeguard against acts of unlawful interference with the safety of civil aviation and to provide for procedures to be taken to ensure safety, regularity and efficiency of civil aviation at national level;
National Civil Aviation Security Programme means an integrated set of regulations and activities promulgated and performed bythe Republic of Kenya aimed at safeguarding civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference;
National Civil Aviation Security Programme means such written programme established by an officer authorised by Central Government to give effect to any Annex of the Convention with the prior approval of the Central Government to safeguard civil aviation operations against acts of unlawful interference;
National Civil Aviation Security Programme means the National Civil Aviation 'Security Programme, prepared by theAuthority under regulation 5(e) and approved under regulation3(2);
National Civil Aviation Security Programme means the National Civil Aviation Security Programme established pursuant to regulation 9(1);