RAIC targets major Canadian airports with high-security operational requirements.

• A. All Canadian airports
• B. Major Canadian airports with high-security requirements
• C. Rural airports
• D. International hubs only

Answer: (B)

RAIC targets facilities where security risk and operating complexity are highest. Major Canadian airports have the most demanding security operations—extensive passenger processing, international arrivals, large cargo flows, and tight access controls on airside areas—so they’re the ones designated for heightened security oversight. Smaller rural airports typically have simpler security needs and lower risk profiles, which is why they aren’t the focus. International hubs are part of the group but the correct scope is broader: major airports with high-security requirements. This aligns with RAIC’s aim to concentrate resources where security demands are greatest.