Aviation and Airport Security Practice Test.

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Who submits an Annual Report to Congress on the information on the successfulness of security at all levels of airport operations?

Director of Homeland Security
Federal security managers
Head of Airline Safety
Aviation Policy Director

The correct answer is: Federal security managers

The other options might be incorrect because A: The Director of Homeland Security oversees the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), but does not specifically submit an Annual Report to Congress on airport security. C: The Head of Airline Safety may have knowledge about airport security, but they are not responsible for submitting an Annual Report to Congress on it. D: The Aviation Policy Director may have a role in national aviation security policy, but they are not directly responsible for submitting an Annual Report to Congress on airport security. The Annual Report is specifically related to the success of security at all levels of airport operations, not just national policy.