Teterboro Crash A Reminder That Private Jet Fliers Should Ask Questions Before They Fly

Teterboro Crash A Reminder That Private Jet Fliers Should Ask Questions Before They Fly.

Posted in: News by Doug Gollan, May 15, 2017

While private aviation has a solid record of safety, there are exceptions and consumers can do some easy due diligence in selecting private aviation providers. The cause of today’s crash of a 1981 Learjet (Tail N452DA) on approach to Teterboro Airport in New Jersey is not known. Both pilots were killed in the crash. 

What questions can you and should you ask? Private Jet Card Comparisons (PJCC) has been covering the subject since our launch last month. In fact, the PJCC 65 point comparison of programs available to registered users includes qualifications for pilots, sourcing, and standards for aircraft.

Additional resources include:

Private Jet Safety: Key Questions To Ask

Are Private Jet Safe: Here Are Questions You Should Ask About Your Pilots?

Global List Of ISB-AO Qualified Private Jet Operators

 

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