
Security Programs
Information on current and proposed Transportation Security Administration (TSA) programs such as the large aircraft security program, twelve-five program, private charter program and general aviation access to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Learn more.
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Best Practices for Business Aviation Security
Developed by the NBAA Security Council, Members are urged to review these best practices to ensure the best possible security for aircraft both at and away from home base. Learn more.
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Airspace Waiver Information
Information on TSA airspace waivers for certain domestic and international flight operations. Learn more.
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Security Advisories
Review security advisories issued by the Department of Homeland Security for general aviation. Learn more.
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Block Aircraft Registration Request (BARR) Program
The BARR program allows business aircraft operators to request that their aircraft’s flight tracking data be barred from public availability. Learn more.
Security News
- ICAO Chief Calls ID Theft a Serious Security Challenge
- September 19, 2011
When Raymond Benjamin, the secretary general of the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization, addressed a recent four-day security summit in Montreal, he noted that while much has been done to harden aviation from security vulnerabilities since the terror attacks of 9/11, one key yet frequently overlooked concern is the threat of identity theft. "We first need to sharpen our focus on preventing identity fraud as we maintain our traditional emphasis on document security," Benjamin told conferees. This edition of the NBAA Flight Plan podcast has experts' tips for preventing identity theft during travel. Learn more. - As 9/11 Nears, Government and Industry Emphasize Security Vigilance
- September 5, 2011
As the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks approaches, government security officials are highlighting the need for continued vigilance. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently issued guidance and resources for reporting suspicious activity. NBAA representatives, who agree with the need for heightened awareness, are also pointing out the GA community's record on security measures. "Government officials have not cited a specific general aviation concern," said Doug Carr, NBAA Vice President for Safety, Security & Regulation. "The TSA's document simply reminds industry to redouble the focus on many precautions we're taking." Following the issuance of the advisory, NBAA has once again been highlighting GA security measures for news outlets. Learn more. - State Department Report Reminds Aviation Community of MANPADS Danger
- August 15, 2011
While the U.S. government, in cooperation with numerous other nations, has destroyed more than 32,500 Man Portable Air Defense Systems (MANPADS) in more than 30 countries since 2003, these highly mobile, shoulder-mounted, surface-to-air weapons remain a threat worldwide to aviation interests, according to a new report issued in July by the U.S. State Department entitled, "MANPADS: Combating the Threat to Global Aviation from Man-Portable Air Defense Systems." Learn more. - Mitigating Security Threats for Women at Home, Overseas
- June 27, 2011
Have you ever found yourself surrounded by strangers in a strange place, unable to understand the language or the customs? Were you worried about your safety in those surroundings? That is often the case for the increasing number of women on either side of the cockpit door in business aviation. Jo Damato, NBAA's Director of Operations and Educational Development, is out to change that with a webinar scheduled for June 28 entitled "Women's Safety and Security: Threat Mitigation for the Traveling Female." Learn more, or listen to an episode of the NBAA Flight Plan podcast focusing on the issue.



