Narrative:

First flight of day security check paper work not provided. I was not initially given aircraft security paper work stating aircraft had been inspected before flight. When I confronted security at sdq, they said that the international form that states that the bags and passenger are and have been inspected was the same form now. I told them I did not think that they were correct and wanted the aircraft security paper work before I departed. They complied with my request and even had the security people that inspected the aircraft there for my questions. There seems to be confusion at out stations as to the requirements. This needs to be made explicitly clear.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: B757 CAPT QUESTIONS THE FIRST FLT ACFT SECURITY CHK DOCUMENTATION RESULTING IN REVIEW OF NOT ONLY THE PAPER WORK, BUT INTERVIEW OF PERSONNEL WHO MADE THE SECURITY CHK.

Narrative: FIRST FLT OF DAY SECURITY CHK PAPER WORK NOT PROVIDED. I WAS NOT INITIALLY GIVEN ACFT SECURITY PAPER WORK STATING ACFT HAD BEEN INSPECTED BEFORE FLT. WHEN I CONFRONTED SECURITY AT SDQ, THEY SAID THAT THE INTERNATIONAL FORM THAT STATES THAT THE BAGS AND PAX ARE AND HAVE BEEN INSPECTED WAS THE SAME FORM NOW. I TOLD THEM I DID NOT THINK THAT THEY WERE CORRECT AND WANTED THE ACFT SECURITY PAPER WORK BEFORE I DEPARTED. THEY COMPLIED WITH MY REQUEST AND EVEN HAD THE SECURITY PEOPLE THAT INSPECTED THE ACFT THERE FOR MY QUESTIONS. THERE SEEMS TO BE CONFUSION AT OUT STATIONS AS TO THE REQUIREMENTS. THIS NEEDS TO BE MADE EXPLICITLY CLR.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.