Aviation and Airport Security Practice Test.

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Who has the final authority to refuse to board anyone considered detrimental to safety of flight?

Flight Attendant
TSA Officer
Pilot
Airport Security

The correct answer is: Pilot

This question is asking who has the ultimate decision-making power to refuse someone from boarding an aircraft if they are perceived as a safety threat. While all of the other options may play a role in the boarding process, the pilot is ultimately responsible for the safety of the flight and has the authority to refuse anyone from boarding if they deem it necessary. Flight attendants may also have a say in who can board, but their authority is not as final as the pilot's. TSA officers are responsible for security checks, but do not have the authority to refuse boarding. Airport security may also have a presence in the boarding process, but they do not have the ultimate decision-making power as the pilot does.