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Aircraft Operator Standard Security Program

A set of detailed security rules and procedures that airlines must follow, covering aspects like passenger screening, baggage screening, and access control.

Covered Air Carrier Operations

Specific types of commercial passenger flights that use planes with more than nine seats, sell individual tickets, have publicly available schedules, and do not currently use a standard TSA checkpoint.

Transportation Security Administration (TSA)

The federal agency responsible for security in various transportation sectors, including airports and airlines.

Parts 135 and 380 of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations

Specific government rules that govern how certain types of air carriers, like air taxis and public charter operators, can conduct their flights.

Enplane/Deplane

Terms referring to the process of boarding (enplane) and exiting (deplane) an aircraft.

Checkpoint managed by the Transportation Security Administration

The security screening area at an airport where passengers and their baggage are checked by TSA officers before boarding flights.