Atlantic Aviation Announces DCA Approved Gateways
Approved airports under the DCA Access Standard Security Program (DASSP) for departures to Reagan National are: IAH, HOU, AUS, SBN, PHL, and PSP
Atlantic Aviation announced that 6 of their locations have been approved as DCA Gateway Airports.
Those airports are: IAH, HOU, AUS, SBN, PHL, and PSP. These Atlantic locations have been approved under the DCA Access Standard Security Program (DASSP) for departures to KDCA (Washington Reagan National Airport).
The DASSAP allows certain, pre-cleared general aviation operations to fly into DCA, offering a more convenient option than surrounding airports.
Atlantic continues to add more locations to the list of DASSAP as they are approved.
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About Atlantic Aviation
Atlantic Aviation, headquartered in Plano, Texas, provides a wide range of aviation services, including the largest network of fixed base operations in the U.S. and a dedicated concierge service for general aviation aircraft owners and pilots across the United States.
More information about Atlantic Aviation can be found at www.atlanticaviation.com
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