Dedicated Fund for Modernizing Airport Security Checkpoint Technology.
This law establishes a dedicated fund within the Department of Homeland Security to finance the procurement and deployment of advanced security screening technology at airports. From 2024 through 2028, the fund will receive $250 million annually, sourced from existing aviation security fees paid by travelers. The goal is to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of passenger screening, potentially leading to faster and safer air travel experiences.
Key points
Creation of the Aviation Security Checkpoint Technology Fund (ASCT Fund) to specifically upgrade TSA equipment.
The fund will receive $250 million annually (FY 2024-2028) from existing passenger security fees.
Money will be used for buying, testing, and deploying advanced screening technologies to improve speed and accuracy at airport checkpoints.
Status:
Expired
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