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Area	Airport Security
Problem Statement	Unnecessary backups/delays while boarding flights in U.S. airports
Solution	Most travelers pose no threat. Defining those who DO pose a threat is a matter of screening procedures and “no fly lists,” and is NOT what this idea is about. Defining those who pose NO RISK has not been developed. I propose the “TSA Trusted Traveler” (3T) Program. In order to be placed on the “DO FLY” list, a traveler must have a valid U.S. Passport, together with one or more of the following (To Be Determined (TBD) by government-sanctioned study): - Active Duty or Retired Military ID Card - Government employee with a Valid Federal/State/County Issued photo ID Card - 3T member who holds active Secret (or better) Security Clearance - Age 70 or over - Age 10 or younger - (Other Valid Object items, TBD)
Remarks Explanation	By defining which travelers (which Passport numbers/holders) to be allowed unfettered access to flights, the TSA can more efficiently and effectively focus on others, who may pose a threat.
Submitted By (name)	Curt Haggard
Contact email	cdhaggard@cdhaggard.com

Number: MBI – 010