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As the troubles globally are growing in rapid successions,

airlines companies can not keep up with the level of security

needed to fight airlines terrorism and crimes committed in the

airlines cabin by unruly travelers, not only threatening the lives

of the crew but the lives of the passengers.

Government agencies do not have enough resources to

provide the necessary security needed to stop hijackings and

airlines companies do not have the budget to fund employee

training against a terrorist hijacking. The crew is left to fend for

themselves when it comes to crimes in the sky, sometimes

resulting in the deaths of members of the cabin crew as well as

the travelers.

History has shown us that many hijackings could have been avoided if the crew would have had even the
most basic of realistic training. The crew as well as passengers of flight 93 that went down in the 9/11
hijackings, was such a group that avoided many more deaths had the airlines been successfully aimed at
another public or governmental institution.

Unfortunately more such events will take place in the future after the successful hijacking and crashing of
major airliners into the United States most symbolic buildings.
Death and carnage do not have to be the outcome in any future hijack attempt. Flight crew can do much to
help secure their safety in the sky. With many airlines companies fighting to stay alive financially, many can
not afford to supply their crew with life saving skills. As we have seen and hopefully have learned from the
past tragedies, flight crew members must educate themselves in anti hijacking techniques as well as
hijacking survival. You owe it to yourself to keep you safe.

Human behavior and stress recognition is one of the most important aspects of a well prepared staff.
Knowing normal behavior versus abnormal behavior patterns in people will

greatly reduce unforeseen problems in flight. Body language and human behavior is one of the most
important and the most neglected of security training. This part will also greatly help in recognizing unruly or
problematic behavior before situations escalate.

Human behavior course:

Body language
Verbal stress communication recognition
Recognition of passenger non verbally signaling

threat/problem

To better understand how terrorists work and operate as well as understanding the motive and the goal of
the hostage takers, the common core subjects for the Terrorism Seminar are:

Introduction to Terrorism
International Terrorism
Terrorist Groups and Organizations
Aims and Goals of Terrorists
Suicide bomb threat awareness
Types of Terrorist Operations
Terrorist Targets globally
Counter-Terrorism Methods and Techniques

Physical defensive:

Weapons defense
Violent person control techniques
Knife and other weapons defense and survival
Specialized training methods developing skills, confidence and response under high stress situations
Hands-on training simulations, providing experience BEFORE it is needed
Sky Guard Defense® training emphasizes hands-on practice exercises and total immersion into the
physical nature of hostile persons control techniques. Psychological aspects of hostile persons
control are mixed into training experience to maximize performance under extreme duress.

At the completion of this 7 hour seminar participants will have a greater knowledge and understanding on
how to prevent and control in flight problems that risk the lives of crew and passengers. If you are a
professional working in the airlines industry, this course is a must for you.