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SECURITY ABOARD – In-Flight and Cabin Security

Target Audience: Cabin crew, flight crew, and airline personnel operating in-flight or during layovers.

 

In collaboration with Combat Hapkido Madrid, this training line provides highly specialized courses for in-flight personnel. Our programs are designed and delivered by certified law enforcement instructors and security experts, ensuring realistic, effective, and regulation-aligned training.

 

This category focuses on advanced safety skills for flight crews, including the management of unruly passengers, in-flight self-defense, and emergency protocols for hijacking scenarios. It also addresses off-aircraft risks such as personal protection during layovers and vehicle-based threats in high-risk destinations.

 

Our practical approach includes scenario-based simulations, psychological response conditioning, and tactical decision-making in confined environments—key to enhancing resilience and crew coordination during critical incidents.

Combat Hapkido Madrid

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1. Unruly Passenger Management – In-Flight

Objective: Train flight crew members in identifying, de-escalating, and physically managing disruptive passengers onboard.

Key Topics:

    •    Visual identification of aggressive behavior.

    •    Verbal de-escalation techniques.

    •    Safe immobilization methods in confined spaces.

    •    Use of flexible restraint devices.

    •    Crew and cockpit coordination strategies.

Duration: from 8 hours.

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2. In-Flight Personal Defense

Objective: Provide crew with professional self-defense techniques specifically designed for the constraints of an aircraft cabin.

Key Topics:

    •    Risk level classification and action protocols.

    •    Soft-control techniques for neutralizing aggressors in tight environments.

    •    Advanced self-defense using tactical pressure points.

Duration: from 16 hours.

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3. Hijacking Response Protocols

Objective: Equip crew with psychological and physical tools to respond to attempted hijackings or hostage situations.

Key Topics:

    •    Psychological profiling of air hijackers: motivations and behavior patterns.

    •    Basic negotiation and verbal defusing strategies.

    •    Crew coordination and tactical communication.

    •    Improvised defensive tools onboard.

    •    Defensive techniques against knives and firearms.

Duration: from 8 hours.

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4. Personal Protection during Layovers and at Airports

Objective: Enable crew to apply personal safety techniques when off the aircraft, particularly in high-risk destinations.

Key Topics:

    •    Safety protocols in hotels, airports, and urban settings.

    •    Self-defense against robbery or kidnapping attempts.

    •    Improvised weapon usage.

    •    Planning secure routes and situational awareness.

    •    Group safety and emergency coordination during unrest.

Duration: from 8 hours.

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5. Vehicle Survival and Protection Techniques

Objective: Teach self-protection tactics for scenarios involving vehicles in foreign or high-risk locations.

Key Topics:

    •    Safe entry and exit protocols.

    •    Self-defense techniques in front and back seats, including trunks.

    •    Preventing abductions near vehicles.

    •    Using vehicles as shields during terrorist attacks or violent assaults.

Duration: from 8 hours.

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