Private Aircraft & Jet Bug Sweeps
The cabin of a private jet is one of the most candid conference rooms an executive uses — and one of the most overlooked. MoKan Group makes sure it stays confidential.
Why private aviation is a target
On a private aircraft, principals relax and speak freely — deals, personnel, legal strategy, family matters — often with staff, guests, or charter crews they do not fully control moving through the cabin. The aircraft may sit unattended at an FBO or in a shared hangar between flights, and it passes through many hands for cleaning, catering, and maintenance. That combination of candid conversation and broad access makes the cabin a genuine surveillance risk that most security programs never address.
What we inspect in the cabin
We conduct a discreet physical and RF sweep of the passenger environment, working around your flight schedule and coordinating with the crew:
- Cabin audio bugs & room transmitters
- Concealed cameras in cabin & lavatory
- Seats, consoles, tables & side ledges
- Cabin-management & A/V systems
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & rogue transmitters
- Galley, storage & personal-item checks
Our inspection focuses on the passenger cabin and its systems; we coordinate with your maintenance provider on anything that touches certified aircraft systems, and never interfere with airworthiness items.
Coordinated, discreet, and on your schedule
Aircraft sweeps are timed to ground windows — before an important trip, after the aircraft has been in unfamiliar hands, or on a recurring basis for principals at sustained risk. We work quietly with your flight department, crew, or FBO, keep a low profile on the ramp, and share findings only with you. MoKan travels nationwide to meet the aircraft wherever it is based or lands.
Part of a complete picture
For executives and family offices, the aircraft is one piece. Many clients pair a cabin sweep with corporate, residential, and vehicle sweeps so the principal is covered across the office, the home, the car, and the air. We can build that into a single coordinated program.
Frequently asked questions
When should a private aircraft be swept?
Common triggers are before a sensitive trip, after the aircraft has been in unfamiliar hands (charter, maintenance, or a shared hangar), or on a recurring schedule for principals at sustained risk.
Will the sweep interfere with the aircraft's systems or airworthiness?
No. We focus on the passenger cabin and its systems and coordinate with your maintenance provider on anything involving certified aircraft systems. We never touch airworthiness items.
Can you coordinate with our flight department and FBO?
Yes. We work discreetly around your ground schedule with the crew, flight department, or FBO, and keep a low profile on the ramp.
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Keep the conversation at altitude confidential
Talk to MoKan Group about a discreet cabin sweep for your aircraft. Confidential, no obligation.