Which item listed below is not part of the anti-hijacking search?

• A. Inspect Patient's and Attendants with Either Hand Held or Walk Through Metal Detector
• B. Redo the Inspection for Personnel Who Leave a Holding Area After You Have Finished
• C. Honor Requests for Visual Inspection Instead of Using X-Ray or Metal Detectors
• D. Allow Boarding to Individuals Refusing Anti-Hijacking Inspection

Answer: (D)

Screening is about making sure everyone entering the secured area has been evaluated with appropriate checks to prevent hijack attempts. Using metal detectors (whether hand-held or walk-through) is a standard part of those checks. If someone leaves a holding area after the inspection is finished, you re-check when they re-enter so nothing bypasses the security process. Some policies allow an alternative to X-ray or metal detectors, such as a visual inspection, to accommodate privacy or medical needs while still maintaining security. However, allowing someone who refuses the anti-hijacking inspection to board would create a security gap and is not permitted.