Safety, Security & Compliance
Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC)
An Aviation Security Identification Card, known as an ASIC, is an identification card which is used to identify a person who has been the subject of a background check. An ASIC is required to obtain unescorted access to the secure airside areas of security controlled airports that have regular public transport (RPT) services. ASICs are valid for up to two years.
The ASIC scheme is a layer of security that ensures that only people who have been background checked to a certain level are permitted to be in the secure areas of airports. The ASIC scheme aims to reduce the risk of unlawful interference with aviation, not just terrorism.
Apply online for your ASIC
Or click the below link to download an ASIC form for Gold Coast Airport
Rules for Drivers Operating Airside
 As the operator of an aerodrome licensed under the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations the Airport Operator is obliged to include in its Aerodrome Operations Manual particulars for the control of surface vehicles operating on, or in the vicinity of the movement area (CARS 1998 PART 139.095(j)  and is issued under the Airports (Control of On-Airport Activities) Regulations. .  Gold Coast Airport also has general duties of care under common law and obligations under Occupational Health and Safety Legislation, the Civil Aviation Regulations and the Air Navigation Regulations in relations to safety and security issued associated with surface vehicles operating in such areas
Click link below to download Gold Coast Airport Rules for Drivers Operating Airside.
Gold Coast Airport Rules for Operating Airside -Â Oct 2012
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