• To ensure aircrew of UK registered qualifying aircraft have the relevant aviation security skills and knowledge to allow them to carry out their duties effectively.

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• To ensure that aircrew of UK registered qualifying aircraft understand the legal framework of aviation security and the current threat, and are aware of the wider security issues.

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Includes Modules 1-8 according to requirements

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Course's Length:

The Air Crew Aviation Security course is a

1 day classroom course

• To ensure that all staff working in areas requiring general security awareness are aware of the security threat in their place of work.

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• To familiarise trainees with the nature of the threat to aviation and the basic security measures in place to counter that threat.

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• For trainees to understand the core objectives and organisation of aviation security.

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• For trainees to understand their role and responsibilities and the part they must play to contribute to aviation security

Course's Length:

The General Awareness Aviation Security course is a 2 hour classroom course 

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• To familiarise trainees with the nature of the threat to aviation and the basic security measures in place to counter that threat.

• For trainees to understand their role and responsibilities in relation to the security of Cargo and Mail

• To provide persons who screen air cargo and mail with the knowledge and skills needed to deliver effective screening.

• To provide those supervising and managing persons carrying out screening or other applying security controls for air cargo or mail with the relevant knowledge and skills to provide effective security in accordance with the relevant legislation. 

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Includes Modules 1-3 & 6-16 according to requirements

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Course length:

The Regulated Agent  Aviation Security course duration is between 1/2 day - 2 days depending on modules required 

or check out our CBT courses available immediately.

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• To ensure that all staff working in areas requiring general security awareness are aware of the security threat in their place of work.

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• To familiarise trainees with the nature of the threat to aviation and the basic security measures in place to counter that threat.

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• For trainees to understand the core objectives and organisation of aviation security.

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• For trainees to understand their role and responsibilities and the part they must play to contribute to aviation security

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Course's Length:

The Known Consignor  Aviation Security course is a 1/2 day classroom course or check out our CBT courses available immediately.

• Building on the previous Cargo courses, the Cargo Manager course will ensure that Security Managers working in organisations required to plan and implement a security program  become competent.

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• To provide trainees with the understanding of the nature of the threat to aviation to themselves and all staff engaged at any stage of the export of cargo.​

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• For trainees to understand their role and responsibilities and that they will be the point of contact for the DfT/CAA.

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Level CS-CM

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Includes Modules 20-21

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Course's Length:

The Cargo Manager Aviation Security course is a 2 day classroom course

To ensure that all Aviation Security Managers understand:

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• Their role and responsibilities in ensuring that a security programme and its implementation meet all legal provisions.

• The legal framework of aviation security and the current threat, and are aware of the wider security issues.

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Modules delivered - 6

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Course's Length:

The ASM Recurrent course is a 1 day virtual or classroom course.

‘Plane Training is authorised by the CAA and the Department for Transport to deliver the DNXCT. Legislation requires security screeners should only be allowed to operate x-ray equipment if they have passed a standardised test - called the DNXCT - before they are allowed to operate X-ray equipment.

The DNXCT is a computer-based test issued by the UK Department for Transport and is a standardised test of a person’s understanding and competency to conduct screening.

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The DNXCT comprises three sections:

• Familiarisation Section

• Recognition of everyday items

• Recognition of threat/prohibited items

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We are able to test staff requiring the test in a methodical and efficient way at your premises. All screeners are required to re-take and pass the DNXCT every 13 months in order to continue to be certified to screen aviation baggage and cargo.