What action may the Commissioner of Aviation take against someone violating airport regulations?

The Commissioner of Aviation has the authority to maintain safety and security at the airport by enforcing regulations. One of the key actions that can be taken against individuals who violate airport regulations is the revocation or refusal to reissue the SIDA (Security Identification Display Area) badge. This badge is critical for access to secure areas of the airport, and ensuring that only individuals who comply with regulations and standards have this access is paramount for the safety of operations at the airport.

By revoking or refusing to reissue a SIDA badge, the Commissioner effectively restricts access to sensitive areas, thereby reinforcing the importance of adhering to airport regulations. This action serves as a deterrent against future violations and emphasizes the serious nature of maintaining security standards within the airport environment. It establishes a clear consequence for non-compliance, ensuring that only responsible individuals are granted the privileges that come with being in secure airport zones.