The TSA recently rescinded it’s security directive addressing mask requirements for all commercial flights within the US airspace system. Like our airline counterparts, Jet Services is not requiring the use of facemasks on board our aircraft. Additionally, most U.S. airports have removed their mask requirements, as well. While the mask requirement appears to lifted in the U.S., it’s still possible to find mask requirements during foreign travel. We will advise passengers on a case-by-case basis of current requirements in foreign countries.

All Jet Services employees are self-monitoring for COVID-19 symptoms and have full support, when necessary, to step away from work activities in the interest of their own health. As a matter of practice, our flight crews have always had the ability to come off the availability schedule when they become sick. The COVID-19 situation further exemplifies this culture and flight crews understand that they should stand down from operations at the first sign of illness.

We continue our efforts to maintain a safe passenger experience when travelling aboard Jet Services aircraft. We maintain relationships with national aircraft charter brokers and have communicated with them to determine a set of standards for aircraft cleaning/sterilization between trips. Flight crews have been trained to follow specific guidelines to provide the best possible experience for each customer on a Jet Services flight. We have hand sanitizer/sanitizing wipes on board each aircraft for any passengers, upon request. Cabin areas are wiped down and disinfected before new passengers are introduced to the cabin environment. Passengers will be briefed before each trip about how the aircraft was prepared and what sanitizing measures are available during their flight.