For Industry

TSA provides security oversight of commercial air transport services through security programs designed to protect passengers, crew and property.

TSA provides a system for industry to screen 100 percent of cargo transported on passenger aircraft.

The Known Crewmember® (KCM) program is a joint initiative between Airlines for America (A4A) and the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA)

TSA implements congressionally legislated security fees to help finance the cost of securing the nation’s transportation systems.

TSA provides federal flight deck officer, crew member self defense and armed security officer training.

The committee provides advice to the TSA administrator on aviation security matters.

The program ensures screening of all passenger checked baggage for concealed explosives.

Exit lanes are areas within an airport that provide transitions between the sterile areas where individuals have undergone security screening and public areas

The DCA Access Standard Security Program and Maryland-Three Program provide security measures for the National Capital Region.

The program supports contracted screening service at commercial airports under federal oversight.

Surface Transportation Cybersecurity Toolkit.

First Observer provides training for transportation professionals to report suspicious activity.

Apply for a hazardous materials endorsement.

 I-STEP provides exercise, training, and security planning tools and services.

Find information about this rule to include regulatory requirements, effective date and regulatory timeline.

Find information about training, grants, and information sharing.

The Surface Transportation Security Advisory Committee advises the TSA Administrator on surface transportation security matters.

Apply for a TWIC® card.

Learn about doing business with TSA in support of its mission to protect the nation’s transportation systems.

CAP is a mechanism for industry stakeholders to leverage equipment and Capability to TSA to accelerate acquisition timelines, facilitate recapitalizations, and enhance security and the passenger experience.

Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) Test Bed Program

Working with the TSA workforce, industry, academia and other partners to develop disruptive innovations that improve security and efficiency in our nation's transportation systems.

Fosters innovation by integrating key stakeholders to demonstrate emerging solutions that increase security effectiveness and efficiency while improving the passenger experience.

A design approach in which equipment components, such as software and hardware, are standards-based and interoperable to allow a wide range of industry partners to create improved subcomponents.

Learn about the Public Area Security Summits

Sensitive Security Information is information that, if publicly released, would be detrimental to transportation security.

Bring the benefits of TSA's most popular programs to your teams.