What is the maximum number of maximum risk prisoners allowed on a flight?

The maximum number of maximum risk prisoners allowed on a flight is one. This regulation is typically in place for safety and security reasons. Allowing only one maximum risk prisoner per flight helps to ensure that law enforcement can effectively manage any potential risks associated with such individuals. Having additional maximum risk prisoners increases the complexity of security measures that need to be put in place, as well as the potential for disturbances or escape attempts during transit. This policy enhances not only the safety of the crew and passengers but also the effective supervision of the maximum risk inmate during the flight.