From mid-2025, all new commercial aircraft operating under Part
121 in the US will be mandated to provide a Secondary Cockpit
Barrier within the aircraft cabin. Although many operators are
not planning on waiting for the legislation and are looking to
implement an installed permanent secondary barrier with
immediate effect.
In support of this changing legislation, AmSafe Bridport have
developed a Secondary Cockpit Barrier Solution or IPSB
(Installed Physical Secondary Barrier). The AmSafe Bridport
solution is a textile based secondary barrier to provide at
least a 5 second delay for intruders attempting to enter the
cockpit.
Offering a fully customisable secondary barrier for out of plane
configurations, our highly engineered textile barrier can be
adapted for various monument or galley configurations and
retrofitted to existing aircraft variants. An additional benefit
over a fixed door solution is that the AmSafe Bridport Secondary
Cockpit Barrier can be stored easily when not in use and meets
optimal lightweight guidelines.
AmSafe Bridport have collaborated with Airbus on an IPSB for
their A220 fleet. The requirement was for a strong yet flexible
solution that meets the demands of working around existing
monuments on board for all narrow body aircrafts.
When stowed our IPSB fits seamlessly into
existing monuments on board. Effortless smooth operation to
open, lock and stow back into its’ custom designed slim
casement fitting when not in use.
Key Features
& Benefits
1
Compliant with FAA regulation for all new commercial aircraft
operating under Part 121 in the US
2
Provides a minimum 5 second delay against any attempt to
forcefully enter the flight deck
3
Visually non-intrusive in the cabin environment – keeping
branding on board visible
4
Minimal profile when stored – negligible impact to egress
and standard crew operations
5
Lightweight and intuitive, requiring minimal training for crew to
operate due to ease of use
6
Developed from high performance engineered textile with cut
resistance and fire protection
7
Suitable for retrofit for in service aircraft – with full
flexibility in the design to fit around existing structures and
monuments
1
Compliant with FAA regulation for all new commercial aircraft
operating under Part 121 in the US
2
Provides a minimum 5 second delay against any attempt to
forcefully enter the flight deck
3
Visually non-intrusive in the cabin environment – keeping
branding on board visible
4
Minimal profile when stored – negligible impact to egress
and standard crew operations
5
Lightweight and intuitive, requiring minimal training for crew to
operate due to ease of use
6
Developed from high performance engineered textile with cut
resistance and fire protection
7
Suitable for retrofit for in service aircraft – with full
flexibility in the design to fit around existing structures and
monuments
Cabin
Safety & Comfort
Draught
Excluder
Global coverage with local support
Performs in accordance with NAS 3610
REVISION 10 AND IATA 50/2
A minimum 25% degradation allowance
as recommended by IATA
Total cost of ownership benefits
Certified for three years lifetime
Approved by both FAA and EASA.
Increasing
Comfort for all by Reducing Draughts in the Cabin
Cold draughts around the main doors in some
aircraft can create passenger and attendant discomfort during
flight.
The simple and innovative Draught Defender
prevents draughts without the considerable cost of an aircraft
modification. Quickly fitted by the flight crew after take-off, the
Draught Defender provides a reliable seal, reducing cold air
draughts throughout the flight. The compact design is then easily
stowed prior to landing to ensure there is no obstruction to the
emergency exits.
Tested to meet the stringent FAA
flammability requirements, this cost effective, lightweight solution
assures quality and provides passengers and attendants with the same
level of comfort during flights.
Currently designed for the Airbus A319
& A320 aircraft.