DEVELOPMENT OF AVIATION SECURITY FACILITY LABORATORY AS A PRACTICAL LEARNING FACILITY AT AVIATION POLYTECHNIC OF SURABAYA

Abstract

Aviation Polytechnic of Surabaya, a government-affiliated college under the Ministry of Transportation, offers a
Diploma 3 program in Air Transportation Management that includes an aviation security training program. One of the
practical learning facilities used in this training is Aviation Security Facility (Faskampen) Laboratory. A significant
issue identified is the inability of the Faskampen Laboratory to replicate the authentic environment of a Passenger
Security Check Point (PSCP) at an airport, which is crucial for effective practical learning. To address this issue, a
redesign of Faskampen Laboratory is undertaken to enhance the training experience for students. This development
utilizes a Research and Development (R&D) method based on a modified 4D model, by omitting the Disseminate stage.
The resulting design is created in both 2D and 3D using Archicad and rendered with Twinmotion. The design is validated
by experts, including design specialists, aviation security practitioners, training lecturers, and students, resulting in a
final score of 629 and a percentage of 97%, indicating that the redesigned Faskampen Laboratory is suitable for
implementation. The outcomes of this research provide a valuable reference for further development of the Faskampen
Laboratory at the Aviation Polytechnic of Surabaya.