通航信息_通航_通用航空_General Aviation

Security Best Practices for Business and Charter Aviation
In addition to  agricultural aviation and flight schools, another sector of GA with unique security needs is business aviation.   Larger, faster business jets introduce unique security concerns because of their size and speed as well as their relatively high value and, in some instances, the prominence of passengers carried on board these aircraft.  While business jets make up a relatively small percentage of general aviation aircraft, their larger size, heavier payload, and faster speed introduce unique risks. Chartered business jets and turboprops also pose a unique risk because, unlike corporate or privately owned aircraft, flight crews often do not know their passengers. 
In coordination with the TSA, the National Business Aviation Association has implemented a program promoting aviation security best practices among business aircraft operators.80  The program focuses on various facets of operator security including identifying security roles within an operator’s organization; providing security training to flight department personnel; establishing sound physical security measures to control access to facilities and aircraft; issuing photo IDs for crew members; conducting pre-flight security inspections of aircraft; matching baggage to passengers; maintaining positive control of baggage; and developing and keeping up to date site specific security and emergency response plans.   
　
中国通航网 www.ga.cn
通航翻译 www.aviation.cn
本文链接地址：Securing General Aviation 通用航空安保(44)