Whether a U. S. location or non-U. S. location, the twelve-five aircraft operator must maintain an electronic or hardcopy record of all flights operated with individuals who were determined by the LEO or TSA Office of Intelligence not to be a match. This record information must include the names of:

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Katrina Leon

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23 August, 00:22

Whether a U. S. location or non-U. S. location, the twelve-five aircraft operator must maintain an electronic or hardcopy record of all flights operated with individuals who were determined by the LEO or TSA Office of Intelligence not to be a match. This record information must include the names of:

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Miracle Strickland · Answer 1

The information maintained in an electronic or hardcopy record by the aircraft operator must include the names of air passengers and other individuals that have not been identified or have dispensed erroneous information.

Explanation:

It is the responsibility of the Transportation Security Administration and other allied services to ensure the safety of civil aviation from the threats of illegal migration, hijacking, or similar terrorist activities. Hence, keeping the information of all the passengers using the aviation service including the information recognised as sensitive by the security services Is deemed to be mandatory.