CASS Application program

[RedDogC130]

I have searched until I cant stand it. Does anyone have a link or know the process for an airline to apply for CASS approval. Is it a high cost for an airline to pursue? Thanks

 

[ERJFO]

I have searched until I cant stand it. Does anyone have a link or know the process for an airline to apply for CASS approval. Is it a high cost for an airline to pursue? Thanks

Yeah, it's pretty expensive and once you're in it's a pain to get it up and running. Ask your union J/S rep.

 

[IslandDriver]

Try the TSA website..they might have information..since they have so much to do with it. Or contact your POI.

 

[Direct FL400]

CASS application

The process is involved and somewhat costly. Your company's jumpseat coordinator should have the info. Who do you work for ?

 

[atpcliff]

Hi!

RDC130:

I just spoke with our CASS guy.

CASS is run through ARINC. The direct cash costs (to AIRINC, I believe) are $1000 up front and $600/mo. The biggest cost is setting up the server with all your pilots' data and maintaining it.

The guy to contact is David Thatcher @ the Annapolis location of AIRINC. Their customer contact webpage is:
http://www.arinc.com/contact/index.html


Our CASS guy said 2 email him if u have more questions:
[email protected]

Good luck!

Cliff
YIP