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Fast and Simple Passenger Manifest Processing
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SECURE FLIGHT READY!
CheckTSA is the first recognized provider of TSA SECURE FLIGHT
"ready" systems.
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Certified to Process and Transmit U.S. CBP APIS "AQQ"!
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Crew APIS Reporting and automatic eAPIS MCL importing
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Easy and Automated Passenger "Hit" Resolution
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Advanced Artificial Intelligence System Even Finds "Close" Passenger Name Matches, including most Nick-Names
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Manifests and Results are Archived for TSA Compliance
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Copy/Paste Manifest Listings from Excel, Word, eMail, etc. and also Supports Standard PNL Formats
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Web-Based System allows Remote Management and Processing
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Airport and Employee Screening!
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Aviation Technologies, Inc. is proud to introduce www.CheckTSA.com – a state-of-the-art
on-line “TSA No-Fly / Selectee” passenger lookup and screening (vetting) automation system.
CheckTSA is certified by USCBP for APIS QUICK QUERY "AQQ", and is the first to
provide operational real-time TSA SECURE FLIGHT systems utilizing our
APIS1 "ONE SOLUTION" system.
Quick and easy check-in for both US Domestic and International flights includes plug-and-play passport,
driver's licenses, and other MRZ travel document scanning capabilities.
Average total processing time per passenger can be under 15 seconds -- including scanning
the ID, automatically finding the passenger, and processing the passenger in real-time for clearance!
We also have complete
SECURE FLIGHT compatible check-in systems, complete with boarding pass printing capabilities,
in addition to other solutions that can interface into your existing systems.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of the United States Department of Homeland Security administers regulations governing aviation security as set forth in 49 CFR Parts 1500 to 1550.
CheckTSA.com uses an
up-to-date encrypted comparison system using our secure servers located at a DHS approved secure data center.
CheckTSA.com allows you to check
a single passenger or your entire passenger manifest with a few simple mouse clicks saving you hours
of tedious manual cross-referencing each time you need to check and recheck each manifest.
The CheckTSA.com system also databases your passenger manifests allowing you to easily recheck
the manifests at different intervals allowing you time and opportunity to clear names that may be questionable.
Because the CheckTSA.com is web-based, you can perform your security checks remotely from any
internet-enabled location at any time without any special software requirements.
The CheckTSA.com system records every vetting transaction. The entire manifest and the
results are encrypted and archived each time a check is performed and includes the reference IDs used,
the date and time the check was performed, and the user who performed the check.
CheckTSA.com has also been authorized by the U.S. Customs & Border Protection division of the Department of Homeland Security to
process and transmit passenger APIS data for U.S. carriers that fly into and out of the United States.
The APIS processing seemlessly interfaces with your passenger manifest lists, validates your passenger data, and
automatically e-mails you a copy of the transmission submitted to the CBP APIS system for your own records.
YOU are just moments away
from knowing that your company is in compliance with the MANDATORY TSA directives that keep
this country safe. Just fill out the *application and you will be on your way.
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All applicants must posess TSA Watchlist vetting security clearance to perform TSA Watchlist functions
and application must be signed
by a person with the authority from your company to perform the safety and security
functions for your company.
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MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover cards are accepted.
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Aviation Technologies, Inc.
Wilkes Barre/Scranton International Airport
Avoca, PA 18641
570-457-4147
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Aviation News
Airport Security Screeners as Cops: Is TSA Going Too Far?
Wall Street Journal
Thu, 02 Jul 2009
00:01:24 GMT
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Thu, 02 Jul 2009
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HSToday
Thu, 02 Jul 2009
14:17:53 GMT
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Wed, 01 Jul 2009
16:42:46 GMT
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Tue, 23 Jun 2009
07:48:02 GMT
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General Aviation Pilots Come Under New TSA Rule
San Fernando Valley Business Journal Online
Sun, 21 Jun 2009
04:25:22 GMT
General Aviation Pilots Come Under New TSA Rule San Fernando Valley Business Journal Online The TSA rule enhances security measures in that it requires all airport workers to undergo a background check to receive a security badge. General aviation ......
Alaska Delegation Asks TSA To Reconsider GA Rules - Aero
News Network
Fri, 26 Jun 2009
04:09:03 GMT
Alaska Delegation Asks TSA To Reconsider GA Rules Aero-News Network This report further substantiates my concern that the TSA's new regulations needlessly threaten our vital aviation industry, Senator Lisa Murkowski ... and more »
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