Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Aviation Security: Basic Training Program for Transportation Security Officers Would Benefit from Performance Goals and Measures
Chapter 2. Aviation Security: TSA Has Made Progress Implementing Requirements in the Aviation Security Act of 2016
Chapter 3. Aviation Security: TSA Does Not Have Valid Evidence Supporting Most of the Revised Behavioral Indicators Used in Its Behavior Detection Activities
Chapter 4. Assessing the TSA Checkpoint: The Precheck Program and Airport Wait Times
Chapter 5. Aviation Security: TSA Uses Current Assumptions and Airport-Specific Data for Its Staffing Process and Monitors Passenger Wait Times Using Daily Operations Data
Chapter 6. Aviation Security: TSA Uses Data to Monitor Airport Operations and Respond to Increases in Passenger Wait Times and Throughput
Chapter 7. Aviation Security: TSA Strengthened Foreign Airport Assessments and Air Carrier Inspections, but Could Improve Analysis to Better Address Deficiencies
Chapter 8. Aviation Security: TSA Uses a Variety of Methods to Secure U.S.-Bound Air Cargo, but Could Do More to Assess Their Effectiveness
Chapter 9. Aviation Security: TSA’s Efforts to Assess Foreign Airports and Inspect Air Carriers
Index
