Special Conditions: Archeion Holdings LLC, Boeing Model 747-400/-400D/-400F Series Airplanes; Electronic System Security Protection From Unauthorized External Access
Summary
The FAA is establishing new security requirements for Boeing 747 cargo and passenger aircraft to protect their electronic systems from hackers and unauthorized access. This rule ensures that planes operated by Archeion Holdings LLC have safeguards to prevent cyberattacks that could interfere with flight operations or safety.
Key Points
- 1Boeing 747 aircraft must have protections against unauthorized people accessing their computer systems remotely or physically
- 2Airlines operating these planes need to implement security measures to detect and prevent cyberattacks on flight-critical electronics
- 3The rule applies specifically to Boeing 747-400 passenger jets, freighter versions, and other variants used for cargo
- 4Airlines must document their security systems and prove they can protect against external threats to plane systems
- 5The comment deadline is June 21, 2025, allowing the aviation industry to provide feedback before the rule takes final effect
Key Dates
May 5, 2025
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