TSA Badge Holder Screening

Purple Badge Access – SIDA Secure Area

Access: 24/7 secure access with random aviation screening; for employees reporting to work only, managed by ACTS.
Personal Travel: Must go through TSA checkpoint as normal; use your airline ticket.
Entry Process:
- Airport Worker Screening: Swipe Purple badge at reader to open screening door (far left)
- Crew/Employee lane: TSA position is in place in the sterile silver area (far right).
- After hours, an officer (ACPD/ACTS) is assigned to the checkpoint—badges still screened at reader.
Dedicated Employee Lane for everyone: Managed by TSA; employees should not mingle with passengers anymore.

Airport Worker Screening

ACTS will turn away silver badge holders attempting purple badge access.
Off hours: screening supported by ACPD & ACTS.
Two ACTS personnel always stationed to prevent backups; a floater can assist if bottlenecks occur.
Employees may bring liquids, lunches, etc. through Airport Worker screening.
Important: Purple badge access is for work travel only.

Personal Travel Notes

Must use TSA checkpoint for personal trips (cannot use Airport Worker Screening).

Other Programs & Layout Updates

Sunflower Program: May use first-class lane; confirm details with TSA.
SAP Access: Use regular passenger lanes; sterile area access via day pass (likely use the Employee/Crew lane). Taylor Zaney to confirm details with David.

Checkpoint & Layout Notes

Military lane replaces family lane; wheelchairs moved to center (Edwin updating layout).
CLEAR Enrollment: Office to the left of the checkpoint, near oversized baggage—confirm space use.
TSA/Global Entry Enrollment: Located to the right of checkpoint, similar to current ticketing area offices.