Passenger Security and safety

 

Safety and Security throughout the Airport precinct is afforded the highest priority by Broome International Airport (BIA). Government regulated security requirements are a key focus of BIA with front line security performed by Broome Airport Services Pty Ltd.

 

Passenger Screening at Broome International Airport terminals is performed to Australian Government standards using x-ray machines, walk through metal detectors and hand held metal detectors.  Explosive trace detection systems were introduced at the passenger screening point in October 2003, with random screening of passengers and carry on goods.

 

Broome International Airport has an access control system with a network of closed circuit TV cameras and constant security patrols.

 

Checked Bag Screening (CBS)

CBS is in operation as per the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 & Aviation Transport Regulations 2005.

 

Dangerous Goods

Dangerous goods are items or substances that may endanger the safety of the aircraft or persons onboard an aircraft. Please contact your airline directly for information on their prohibited and allowed items.

 

Unattended Baggage

Due to increased security, under no circumstance can any items such as luggage, boxes, eskies or similar items be left unattended in any area of the airport. Any unattended items found at the airport will be treated as suspicious. Any persons finding unattended items of this nature are to report them to Airport Security staff immediately or alternatively you can contact our Security Manager on 0438 993 435. All baggage should have your name and destination clearly displayed on the outside, the airlines supply tags for this purpose and can be found in the departure terminal.

 

Inappropriate Jokes, Comments and Suspicious Behaviour

Any comment made, even in jest, regarding the possession or knowledge of a weapon or explosive device is taken seriously and may result in prosecution and/or refusal of carriage by the airline.

 

Abusive &/or Intoxicated Passengers

A passenger that appears to be intoxicated, behaving erratically or abusive to other passengers or staff may be refused carriage or removed from the aircraft.

 

Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC)
Every person who needs to access restricted areas of the Terminal Building or the Airside Area is required to display on their outer garment a RED or GREY ASIC issued in their name . A RED ASIC authorises a person to be in a Security Restricted Area or other restricted area, while a GREY ASIC authorises a person to be in a restricted area or airside area other than a Security Restricted Area.

For an ASIC or ADA application form - Click here