Aviation Security & Facilitation Oversight

• Application Form
• Conditions for Revocation of Screener Certification
• Employee Training- Individual Course Report
• AVSEC Training Record – ASFO 0003-19
• Screener Cerfification OJT – ASFO 0004-19
• Personnel Performance Report
• Record Keeping Form for Initial, Recurrent and Re-certification
• Screener Certification Form
• Screener Re-certification Form

Passengers Information
Security measures are taken to inspect persons and property being brought into  restricted areas of airports and on all departing passengers, baggage and cargo. Refusal to submit to inspection will result in prohibition to enter an airport  restricted area or to board an aircraft.
There is an international restriction on the carriage of Liquids, Aerosol and  Gels (LAGs) on board aircraft.  Passengers are allowed to carry a total of 100 ml  in a Security Temper Prove Bags (LAGs) in their carry-on baggage.A passenger who has taken excess alcohol will not be allowed access into any airport restricted areas or board the aircraft.

Access to departure lounges and to board flights is through production of:
1. A ticket and a valid boarding pass.
2. National Passport (for all international travel and none citizens).
3. National Identity Cards for domestic travel for Botswana Nationals only.
Non-citizens are required to produce National Passports for all local travel.

The following is required from all passengers: 
1. Not to leave items of baggage unattended at any time while in an airport terminal building.
2. Not to place dangerous or restricted goods in personal baggage.
3. Not to accept baggage for carriages from other persons, if you do, passengers are required
to declare it to the airline. (They may be carrying dangerous goods, devices or other items
exposing them to danger and/or criminal prosecution as an unwitting accomplice).
4. Items accepted from other persons, to be declared at check-in for inspection. Electric or
electronic devices have the potential of being used to conceal explosive devices.
5. Baggage containing electric or electronic devices should be declared at check-in. If not
declared such items and are discovered, the airline may refuse to carry the baggage.
6. The following items are forbidden in the departure lounges and flight cabin:

a. Weapons including toy weapons
b. Scissors
c. Blades
d. Flammable liquids
e. Sharp instruments
f. Knifes
g. Umbrellas
h. Syringes and needles
i. Crackers or similar objects

7. At the Passenger Screening Points
Passengers are required to place the following items in a tray for separate X-ray screening or physical search:
    a. Laptop computers (removed from their cases). The passenger may be required to       turn     it   on.
b.  Coats and jacks
c. Large cameras
d.  Keys and coins
e.   Belts
f.  Mobile phones
g. Shoes
h. Wrist watches and necklaces
i.  Purses

• All vehicles are to be parked in the car park for a limited time, for example, five days for persons who are travelling by air.
•  The car park may have specific parking areas, depending on the length of stay in the parking area.

Civil Aviation Authority is not liable for damage or theft of vehicle or property.

• Parking is not allowed in front of terminal building or on restricted areas.
• The public is only allowed access into public areas of passenger terminal buildings.
• Access to departure lounges is restricted to travelers, with valid boarding passes.
• Parties, rallies, campaigns and similar events are not allowed at airports. Events
  such as formal reception of celebrities, clubs, conference participants, etc, must
  be done through formal approval and the organizers will be required to comply with
  all security and public safety requirements
• Loitering, soliciting and similar conducts are not allowed at airports.

Access to the airport is not allowed during night or off hours.

Persons making inappropriate comments concerning hijacking, carriage of weapons, explosives or any statement that may jeopardize public safety and security, at airports, may be prosecuted.