Beginning Monday, June 21, operators subject to Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security programs will need to visit a new Webboard to obtain watchlists.

Only operators required to comply with a TSA security program, such as the Twelve-Five Standard Security Program (TFSSP), are impacted by this change.

The TSA has created a new Webboard titled “Watchlists Webboard” that will be the only location to obtain watchlists used in the name checks required by security programs.  All other TFSSP information will remain on the TFSSP Webboard.

TFSSP Webboard users will use their existing log-in credentials to access the new Watchlist Webboard.  Operators are encouraged to visit the Webboard’s site to become familiar with the new location.  Additional information on this change is available on the TFSSP Webboard.

The processes of granting access for current TFSSP Webboard users to the Watchlist Webboard is on-going.  Some operators may already be able to access the new site, but all users will be able to access it by Monday.

Operators should contact their principal security inspector with any problems or questions. 

For general press inquiries, contact Shannon Chambers at 703-298-1347 or schambers@nata.aero. 

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