Which of the following threats can involve the use of drones?

The use of drones can be linked to airport attacks due to their ability to fly into restricted airspace and potentially deliver harmful payloads or disrupt air traffic. Drones can be used for surveillance, target acquisition, or direct attacks, creating a significant security threat at airports where aircraft are vulnerable either on the ground or during takeoff and landing.

Drones have gained attention for their capability to bypass traditional security measures and their potential to be used as weapons or for smuggling contraband. This evolving threat requires continuous monitoring and advanced countermeasures to protect airport infrastructure and ensure the safety of passengers and crew.

While IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) can also pose a significant risk, they typically involve a different method of delivery and execution that does not inherently involve the use of drones. Similarly, flight simulations and cybersecurity breaches do not directly relate to the specific threats that drones can pose in the context of airport security.