Aviation and Airport Security Practice Test.

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Elevate your aviation security expertise with our comprehensive practice test. Dive into the latest protocols, regulations, and safety measures, and prepare for your next career leap in aviation security.

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Under Public Law 93-366 of 1974, Title I was dedicated to __________.

General aviation security
The Anti-Hijacking Act
The Air Transportation Security Act
Airport safety protocols

The correct answer is: The Anti-Hijacking Act

This law specifically aimed to address the growing issue of airplane hijackings in the 1970s. Option A, general aviation security, is too broad and does not focus specifically on hijacking prevention. Option C, the Air Transportation Security Act, was not enacted until 2001 and therefore is not relevant to this law. Option D, airport safety protocols, also does not accurately capture the main purpose of the law, which was to target and combat airplane hijackings.