2.1 Identify the main points of local airport rules and regulations

• Travel and Tourism
• Further Education (Key Stage 5)
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• GCSE

2.1 Identify the main points of local airport rules and regulations

Unit 1 Health and safety within aviation

What do think
Airport Byelaws are?

Airport Byelaws

• These came about through - The Airports Act 1986 (UK)
  
• All UK airports have their own byelaws – a set of rules and regulations that each airport use for their particular airport.
  
• These have been passed by the government and each airports specific byelaws may differ slightly
  
• There can be a financial penalty or a sanction if rules not followed
  
• It is a legal framework / contract between the airport and users to ensure good health and safety.
  

Who uses an airport?

Work with the person beside you 

and think about as many 'users' 

of an airport as you can in 2 minutes!

Who uses at airport?

• Passengers
• Airlines
• Ground Handling Agents, for example Swissport
• Retailers, for example WH Smith, Boots
• Car Hire Companies
• Students (work experience)
• Businesses (meetings)

Belfast International Airport's Byelaws

Let's look at Belfast International Airport's Byelaws

A copy of the Byelaws is available on Teams

We will focus on Sections:

4. Prohibited Acts

5. Acts for which permission is required

Belfast International Airport's Byelaws

Task for Learning Outcome 2.1

1. Explain what is meant by a 'Bye Law'
2. Explain what is meant by 'Prohibited Acts' in Belfast International Airport's Byelaws 
3. Identify 5 'Prohibited Acts' and explain the act
4. Explain what is meant by 'Acts for which permission is required' in Belfast International Airport's Byelaws
5. Identify 5 'Acts for which permission is required' and explain the act