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PHILIP DANIEL BAUM


Philip Baum is a Senior ASI Network Associate. He is a consultant to the global aviation security community and has been active in the field for almost 20 years.

Following his military service Mr. Baum was a liaison officer between the peacekeeping forces (MFO) serving on the border between Israel and Egypt and the Israel Airports Authority. On returning to the UK, he joined TWA’s security subsidiary, International Aviation Security. From Duty Manager at Heathrow he moved to TWA’s International Division HQ where he ultimately became Manager of Security Training and Auditing, responsible for the implementation of the then ACSSP (Air Carrier Standard Security Programme) and the Extraordinary measures contained therein for US carriers operating at overseas locations. He also monitored the performance of TWA’s trainers, conducted courses on Passenger Profiling, Crew Security, Train-the-Security-Trainer and Ground Security Coordinator Techniques.

Mr. Baum left TWA in February 1996 to establish Green Light Ltd. Mr. Baum currently specialises in the development of aviation security training programmes. He runs Hijack Management seminars for general participation and provides train-the-security-trainer courses on location for individual airlines and airports. Other specialist courses include Passenger Profiling and Document Security. Mr. Baum’s expertise also drafts National Aviation Security Programmes and Airport Security Programmes, and conducts airport and airline operational audits.

Some of Mr. Baum’s past projects include:-

  • a three-year contract at Banjul International Airport, The Gambia, including auditing, training and consultancy culminating in the airport being certified by the US F.A.A. for flights to operate to the United States; a project recognised by ICAO as being a considerable achievement given the African context;
  • the orchestration of Air Travel Security Seminars for the U.S. Department of Energy to better equip government personnel who are required to travel overseas on assignments;
  • full scale hijack exercises in Dubai (UAE), Lagos (Nigeria), Wiesbaden (Germany), Prague (Czech Republic), Los Angeles (USA), and Manila (Philippines);
  • passenger profile training for contract security companies, including ICTS, Renful, SATS Security Services and Securair, servicing US air carriers;
  • security management courses for the International Air Transport Association (IATA) in Kingston (Jamaica) and Kunming (China)
    the development of training videos and DVDs that are now commercially available;
  • extended security consultancy contracts in Abidjan (Cote d’Ivoire), Riga (Latvia), Bangkok (Thailand), Hong Kong, the Azores (Portugal) and Greenland.

Mr. Baum is Editor-in-Chief of Aviation Security International, the only international journal dedicated to the aviation security industry, and he regularly commentates for CNN, Sky News and BBC on aviation security issues.


 

 

 

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