A. Airport Security Force Act, 1971
B. All aerodromes, airports and civil aviation stations including aircraft and the aviation of installations
C. Airports
D. None of these
🧠 Explanation:
The Airports Security Force Act, 1975, mandates the ASF to secure all aerodromes, airports, and civil aviation stations in Pakistan, including aircraft and related installations. Enacted to counter threats like hijacking, it ensures passenger and infrastructure safety through screenings and counterterrorism measures. Covering facilities like Karachi and Islamabad airports, the act aligns with global aviation standards. Studied in security and law, it highlights Pakistan’s commitment to safe air travel, protecting critical infrastructure. The ASF’s broad mandate reflects the need for comprehensive security in aviation, supporting national and international connectivity.
