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Thu, Mar 13, 2003

Twelve-Five Program Approaching... Ignored?

Few Operators Have Contacted TSA for New Rules

The NBAA is concerned because, "...the final Twelve Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP) has been available to Part 135 operators for several weeks and is accessible at https://webboards.tsa.dot.gov/ACO500. Charter operators who requested the TFSSP should have been issued a unique web ID and password that enables them to download the final program from the TSA web board.

"The Agency is tracking activity on the web site and has seen 'only a few hundred' downloads of the posted information. The TSA would like to hear if operators' passwords are not working or if operators are having problems downloading the TFSSP. NBAA has volunteered to act as a liaison between concerned operators and the TSA."

The TSA will give you the information, if you're a legitimate Part 135 operator. Its security requirements won't be publicly available, though; so if you want the regs, you'll have to give the TSA your company name, address, Part 135 certificate number, contact information and the name of your POI.

FMI: www.tsa.gov

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