Japan’s Security Screenings for Passengers

Japan’s Security Screenings for Passengers

Security screenings is done in order to stop all skyjacking or any terrorism. Thus, it is very important that travellers are not allowed to bring weapons and other harmful items inside the airline.

Passengers who are on board should undergo security screening. This is done in order to make guarantee that all travellers can easily leave for their destinations and will be safe and secure on their flights.

In the article 86-2 of the Civil Aeronautics Act, it is advised that no one is allowed to bring any harmful and risky items inside the plane before the regulation of screening. These people include passengers, pilots, attendants, and everyone else who boards the airplane.

Moreover, in order for airlines to involve in the aircraft business in Japan, they should acquire a “License” from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.

In order to get this permit from authority, every airline should provide to the Minister an “operation plan” (Civil Aeronautics Act Article 100-2).

It is evidently explained that this procedure should have include “Measures to Prevent Seizure of Aircraft and Other Acts” (Ordinance for the Enforcement of the Civil Aeronautics Act. These course of actions points out to security procedures that include the security screening for luggage. This is the reason why security screening for travellers in Japan airports is supervised by every airline.

Narita International Airport act jointly with every airline in imposing flight security procedures to ensure the safety and security of passengers and airplane.

F. Tanaka