What is the Private Standard Security Program?
The private standard security program is a security program designed to keep private jet and airplane charters safe. The program applies to all Part 121, 125 and 135 operators that charter prop airplanes and jets. The program requires that all flights on privately chartered airplanes that weigh over 45,500 kg or fly with more than 61 passengers on a flight must screen all passengers and baggage prior to the charter airplane’s departure. Furthermore, the private standard security program for private airplane travel requires that operators have the required security components for private charter operations. The private standard security program outlines these guidelines. More information on the security measures in place for private charter jets and airplane operators can be found at Private Charter Standard Security Program (PCSSP) . Those who choose to fly private on heavy jets or airplanes that carry more than 61 passengers should be glad to know that these safety measures are strictly enforced on all private jet charters in the US. You should always ask your jet or airplane charter company about the safety precautions its operators use when chartering out its private aircraft.
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