Chapter 4 establishes passenger + baggage screening requirements. 4.3 Measures Relating to Passengers + Cabin Baggage - each State shall establish measures to ensure originating passengers of international flights + their cabin baggage are screened + prevented from carrying prohibited articles or substances aboard aircraft (per ICAO Doc 8973 prohibited items list); screening at airport entrance to secure area + walk-through metal detector + X-ray of cabin baggage + body scanner + Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) + pat-down + behavioural detection; transfer/transit passengers screening per State arrangement; rescreening on first port of entry from State without equivalent screening; selectees + Secondary Security Screening Selection (SSSS); special category (diplomatic + state + escorted criminal). 4.4 Measures Relating to Hold Baggage - each State shall establish measures to ensure that originating hold baggage is screened prior to being loaded into an aircraft engaged in international civil aviation operations; 100 percent hold baggage screening became mandatory in 2002 (Amendment 10) using Explosive Detection Systems (EDS) Standard 3 minimum (or EDS Standard 2/Standard 1 with compensating measures); reconciliation of hold baggage to boarded passenger (no unaccompanied hold baggage); transfer baggage screening per multilateral arrangements; rescreening on first port from State without equivalent; mishandled baggage protocols; ECAC Common Evaluation Process (CEP) for EDS performance + EU Reg 2015/1998 + TSA detection standards. Coordinates with EDS technology evolution (multi-view + automatic threat detection + CT scanner) + advanced imaging technology (AIT) for passenger + biometric + AI image analysis. ICAO Annex 17 Chap 4 + Passenger Screening + Hold Baggage 100 Percent + EDS applies.
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