All persons entering the restricted area located inside the perimeter security fence shall wear a valid which badge?

• A. LAX Security Badge
• B. Employee ID
• C. Passport
• D. Driver's License

Answer: (A)

Access in restricted airport areas is controlled by a credential that proves you’re cleared to be there. The badge issued for this purpose is the LAX Security Badge. It’s a security-specific credential issued by airport security, and it shows your photo, name, badge number, expiration, and the access levels you’re granted. Because it’s tied to the airport’s access control system, security staff can quickly verify your clearance as you move through restricted zones, and it must be worn visibly at all times while inside the perimeter.

An internal Employee ID might identify you as an employee, but it doesn’t necessarily grant access to restricted areas. Passports and driver’s licenses are general government IDs used for identity verification, not for proving authorization to enter secure parts of the airport.