What is required from individuals in the SIDA area?

In the Secure Identification Display Area (SIDA), individuals are required to continuously display approved identification to ensure the safety and security of airport operations. This protocol helps in identifying authorized personnel within restricted areas, thereby preventing unauthorized access and maintaining a secure environment. The requirement for continuous display of identification is crucial for monitoring who is present in these sensitive areas where security breaches could pose serious risks to both personnel and passengers. This measure supports the broader security policies in place at commercial airports and aligns with federal regulations regarding airport security practices.

Uniforms may be worn by employees but are not a strict requirement for those accessing the SIDA. Having a ticket is not necessary for personnel with proper identification, and being accompanied by a police officer is not a requirement unless specific circumstances warrant it. Thus, the continuous display of approved ID is the most relevant and necessary action for individuals in the SIDA area.