Which act mandated individualized working plans for airport security responses?

The Gerardo Hernandez Airport Security Act of 2015 specifically addresses the need for tailored security strategies at airports. This act was primarily influenced by the tragic events that highlighted vulnerabilities in airport security. By mandating individualized working plans, it requires airports to assess their unique risks and develop responses that are suitable for their specific contexts, enhancing overall security measures.

This act stands out as it specifically focuses on creating customized approaches to airport security, which can vary widely based on factors such as passenger volume, location, and infrastructure. It emphasizes the importance of adapting security protocols to fit the distinct needs of each airport, thereby creating a more robust and effective security framework that can respond to a variety of threats.

The other acts mentioned have their own significant contributions to aviation safety and security but do not specifically mandate individualized airport security plans in the way that the Gerardo Hernandez Airport Security Act does.