Unarmed close-protection officers and ground-security teams supporting private aviation arrivals, departures, and ground movements across Alberta - Calgary International (YYC), Springbank (YBW), Edmonton International (YEG), and the FBO networks at each. Pre-trip threat assessment, FBO tarmac coverage, secure ground transport convoy, hotel and residence post coverage, and route intel - delivered by SSIA-licensed Alberta officers who already know the airports and the routes.

Private aviation in Alberta has grown sharply across the past decade - corporate jets, family-office charters, oil and gas executive movement, energy-sector dignitary travel, professional sports teams, and high-net-worth personal flights all move through Calgary International (YYC), Springbank Airport (YBW), Edmonton International (YEG), and the FBO networks attached to each. The arrival and departure windows at any private aviation site are the highest-exposure moments of any executive trip, and the security model that protects them is meaningfully different from typical close protection or commercial-aviation work.
MVP Security Inc. provides unarmed executive protection and ground-security services for private aviation across Alberta. We do not own aircraft - our value is the locally-staged ground team that coordinates with your charter operator, FBO, hotel, and ground-transport provider so every transition (aircraft to vehicle, vehicle to hotel, hotel to meeting, meeting back to aircraft) is covered by trained Alberta officers. Most of our private aviation engagements run as ground-only support, with our team assisting the principal's existing aviation chain from the moment wheels touch down at YYC, YBW, or YEG until the moment the door closes on departure.
Our private aviation work covers the full chain - pre-trip threat assessment and advance route reconnaissance, FBO ramp and terminal coverage during arrival and departure, discreet unarmed close protection during ground movements, secure chauffeured convoy coordination, hotel or residence post coverage during the trip, and risk-intel briefings for the principal and their team before and during the engagement. Most engagements involve C-suite executives, family office principals, professional athletes, performing artists, visiting diplomats, and high-net-worth families - all of whom prefer discretion over visible armed presence on Canadian soil.
Calgary International (YYC) hosts the majority of corporate jet movements in Alberta, with multiple FBOs (Skyservice, Million Air, and partner operators) handling the bulk of private arrivals. Our YYC ground team is staged inside our NE Calgary base, which positions us inside 15 minutes of every FBO ramp at YYC and within 25 minutes of Springbank Airport (YBW) - the secondary private aviation hub west of the city that handles smaller-cabin and overflow corporate traffic. For Edmonton International (YEG) and cross-border charter destinations (US northwest corridor, Banff and Jasper helipad work), we deploy with the same Alberta-licensed officers and the same coordination protocols.
The risk profile of private aviation differs from commercial-airport work in three specific ways. First, the FBO environment is smaller, more controlled, and the principal is meaningfully more identifiable - a private jet arrival is a public event for anyone watching the ramp, even if it is invisible to the main terminal. Second, the ground-transport transition is the single highest-exposure moment of any trip, and it is where most executive-protection incidents in private aviation occur. Third, the discretion expectation is far higher than commercial work - the principal wants competent, professional, and quiet support, not a visible security presence that draws attention.
Our private aviation protection model is built specifically around that discretion. Officers wear plain-clothes business attire (not uniformed security wear) unless the principal specifically requests a uniformed posture for deterrent value. Communications are run through encrypted handheld radio inside the team plus a single liaison line to the principal's primary handler. Vehicle convoys are coordinated with the principal's preferred ground-transport operator - we do not displace existing chauffeur relationships, we integrate with them. Every ground movement is logged, photo-documented where appropriate, and summarized in a post-engagement after-action report that the principal's office can file for risk management and insurance purposes.
Alberta SSIA licensing covers all of our private aviation officers at both the corporate and individual-officer level. Unarmed protection in Canada does not require firearms licensing on top of the SSIA security worker licence, which means our officers operate fully within Canadian legal framework without the firearms compliance load that complicates US-based teams crossing the border. For US-bound cross-border charter work, we coordinate with US-licensed armed protection partners on the receiving end when the principal or their primary protection team requires that level - the Alberta team's role on those engagements is the Canadian-side coverage from the moment the principal arrives in Alberta until departure to the US destination, with hand-off protocols pre-arranged.
Every engagement begins with a no-charge risk assessment to scope the appropriate team size and coverage model. Engagement scope - trip length, team size, FBO complexity, ground transport, and hotel post coverage - is confirmed in writing before any officer is dispatched.
Risk-intel review of the principal's profile, the route, the FBO, the hotel, and the meeting itinerary - delivered as a written brief before the trip begins.
Tarmac and lounge coverage at YYC, YBW, YEG, or any partner FBO during the highest-exposure moments of the trip.
Plain-clothes SSIA-licensed officers supporting the principal during ground movements, meetings, and public-exposure windows.
Coordination with the principal's chauffeur and lead/follow vehicles where appropriate - we integrate, we do not displace existing transport partners.
Discreet post officers covering hotel suite floors, residence perimeter, and movement-transition windows for the duration of the trip.
Alberta-side coverage on US-bound charters with pre-arranged hand-off to US-licensed armed teams on arrival - clean compliance both sides of the border.
Written summary of the engagement, incidents, and risk observations delivered to the principal's office for risk management and insurance use.
Specialized engagements for family-office principals, visiting diplomats, professional athletes, and performing artists across Alberta.
MVP Security's private aviation team covers Calgary International (YYC), Springbank Airport (YBW), Edmonton International (YEG), and helipad destinations in Banff, Jasper, and the Rocky Mountain corridor. Cross-border charter coverage is available for US northwest destinations. Every engagement is staged from our Calgary NE base with locally-trained Alberta officers who already know the FBO networks, route patterns, and Alberta licensing requirements.
We provide unarmed executive protection across Alberta. Canadian legal framework strongly favours unarmed protection for private aviation and ground work, and almost every principal who flies through Alberta prefers discretion over visible armed presence. For US-bound charters that require armed coverage on the receiving end, we coordinate hand-off with US-licensed partners.
Calgary International (YYC) and Springbank Airport (YBW) as our primary coverage zones, plus Edmonton International (YEG) on travel-rate pricing. We also cover helipad destinations in Banff, Jasper, and the Rocky Mountain corridor for resort travel and dignitary engagements.
No. We provide ground-only executive protection that coordinates with the principal's existing aviation chain - charter operator, FBO, chauffeur, and hotel. Our value is the locally-staged Alberta team and the airport-specific knowledge, not aviation assets. Most of our private aviation engagements integrate with the principal's existing transport partners rather than displacing them.
For routine YYC or YBW arrivals, we can deploy with 24-48 hours notice. For multi-officer engagements with convoy coordination and hotel post coverage, 5-7 days lead time produces the strongest risk assessment and team coordination. Emergency same-day engagements are accommodated when officer availability allows.
Every officer holds an Alberta SSIA security worker licence at the individual level, and MVP Security Inc. holds the corporate SSIA business licence. Our private aviation officers receive additional internal training on FBO protocols, ramp safety, plain-clothes close-protection, and discreet ground-movement coverage specific to YYC, YBW, and YEG environments.
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