Jalgaon: Airport Conducts Anti-Hijack Mock Drill To Test Security Preparedness
Jalgaon: Jalgaon Airport conducted a comprehensive anti-hijack mock exercise to evaluate operational readiness, crisis management protocols and multi-agency tactical coordination during high-risk scenarios. Passenger safety and swift emergency response remain key priorities. The exercise highlighted prompt and effective action by the Quick Response Team (QRT), demonstrating high levels of…
On <date>, Jalgaon Airport carried out an extensive anti-hijack mock drill aimed at assessing security readiness and operational effectiveness. The exercise focused on evaluating emergency response capabilities, crisis management procedures, and tactical coordination among various agencies. Passenger safety and rapid emergency response were emphasized as top priorities throughout the event.
The anti-hijack drill showcased the prompt and efficient actions of the Quick Response Team (QRT). This team demonstrated exceptional preparedness and agility in handling high-risk scenarios. Key officials, including the Additional Deputy Collector, Additional Superintendent of Police (Addl SP), and Airport Director (APD) of Jalgaon Airport, were present to oversee the exercise.
The mock drill took place in the presence of representatives from the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS), and local law enforcement agencies. These agencies worked in seamless coordination with key airport stakeholders, highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts in ensuring passenger safety and maintaining secure airport operations.
Airport authorities expressed their appreciation to all participating agencies and officials for their dedication to enhancing security measures and maintaining the overall safety of passengers. The successful completion of this anti-hijack mock drill serves as a testament to the airport's commitment to preparedness and rapid response in the face of potential threats.
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