Which of the following is NOT one of the main areas addressed in Part 1540: General Rules of Security?

The main areas addressed in Part 1540: General Rules of Security do not include a specific provision for the screening of all cargo on passenger flights. While general security measures and responsibilities concerning safe airport operations and the safety of passengers and employees are integral, the detailed regulations surrounding cargo screening specifically fall under other parts, primarily Part 1544 and related provisions.

The processes related to inspection of FAA airman and medical certificates, the carriage of weapons and explosives onboard, and the security responsibilities of employees and passengers are indeed covered within the framework of Part 1540. These elements contribute to establishing a comprehensive approach to aviation security, ensuring that both regulatory and operational responsibilities are clearly defined to mitigate security risks effectively. Thus, cargo screening, particularly for passenger flights, aligns more closely with regulations focused specifically on cargo security, rather than on the general rules outlined in Part 1540.