Power of Passengers - Revision history

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 # Smartphone app for both Apple and Android that shows the way for a user to create a registered app on their phone with a demonstration of one way to acquire and use credentials.
 # A working draft of the [https://wiki.idesg.org/wiki/index.php/Digital_Travel_Credentials Digital Travel Credentials] is waiting for feedback from the community.
-# [https://eudiwalletconsortium.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/EWC-D2.4-Passenger-Flow-Facilitation-v1.2.pdf PASSENGER FLOW FACILITATION] 2025-04-01 EWC D2.4 presents a status and future trends for passenger flow facilitation, particularly in the context of travel
+# [https://eudiwalletconsortium.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/EWC-D2.4-Passenger-Flow-Facilitation-v1.2.pdf PASSENGER FLOW FACILITATION] 2025-04-01 EWC D2.4 presents a status and future trends for passenger flow facilitation, particularly in the context of travel and border control. The report highlights the integration of biometric technology within the passenger flow facilitation.
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-# An implementer's draft of the [https://kantarainitiative.org/download/kantara-mobile-assurance-statement/ Kantara Mobile Authentication Assurance Statement] (MAAS) that reports the certification status of mobile apps.
+# An implementers' draft of the [https://kantarainitiative.org/download/kantara-mobile-assurance-statement/ Kantara Mobile Authentication Assurance Statement] (MAAS) that reports the certification status of mobile apps.
 # [https://trustregistry.org Trustregistry.org] is a static demo of the MAAS data that will be available for any registered app.  This same site could also maintain a list of trusted sites.
 # Smartphone app for both Apple and Android that shows the way for a user to create a registered app on their phone with a demonstration of one way to acquire and use credentials.
 # A working draft of the [https://wiki.idesg.org/wiki/index.php/Digital_Travel_Credentials Digital Travel Credentials] is waiting for feedback from the community.
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 ==References==
 * [https://www.challenge.gov/challenge/power-of-passengers-challenge/#description TSA challenge description]
 * Security of the app that holds the travel credentials is important. The wiki on [[Wallet]]s has a good description of the threats that must be considered for such an app.

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 ===Goals===
-To satisfy all three of these areas of interest:
+To satisfy all four of these areas of interest:
 # Security Effectiveness – Improved security outcomes, improved false alarm rate, increased detection of prohibited items, improved identification of malefactors, better situational awareness of security performance and effectiveness.
 # More Efficient Options for Screening Passengers – More efficient use of screening personnel, decreased number of procedural steps, decreased cost per passenger screened, increased passenger screening speed, increased number of passengers screened, improved use of airport infrastructure (physical constraints).

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 # More Efficient Options for Screening Passengers – More efficient use of screening personnel, decreased number of procedural steps, decreased cost per passenger screened, increased passenger screening speed, increased number of passengers screened, improved use of airport infrastructure (physical constraints).
 # Improved Passenger Experience – Decreased passenger queue wait times, improved passenger divestiture of items, increased predictability of experience, improved ease of experience, greater levels and options for autonomy and self-service.
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-This document is written as a series of use cases followed by description of the solution. That solution will be based on giving more control to passengers in addressing the requirements for speedy checkin, initially for just security issues, but eventually for all aspects of the trip. While this is written as though the process occurs at airports, where the greatest volume occurs, it is intended to be equally useful for all modes of transportation: air, ground and water and for both ends of the flow so that immigration can be facilitated with the same data set. This is especially germane for the COVID-19 eligibility. For example, a business woman wants to take a day trip on the [https://www.cohoferry.com Black Ball Ferry] from Port Angeles WA to Victoria BC. Getting back on the homeward leg would be as important as getting on the outbound leg.
+This document includes a series of use cases followed by description of the solution. That solution will be based on giving more control to passengers in addressing the requirements for speedy check-in, initially for just security issues, but eventually for all aspects of the trip. While this is written as though the process occurs at airports, where the greatest volume occurs, it is intended to be equally useful for all modes of transportation: air, ground and water and for both ends of the flow so that immigration can be facilitated with the same data set. This is especially germane for the COVID-19 eligibility. For example, a business woman wants to take a day trip on the [https://www.cohoferry.com Black Ball Ferry] from Port Angeles WA to Victoria BC. Getting back on the homeward leg would be as important as getting on the outbound leg.
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	[[Agency]], or control of one's own destiny, requires [[Power]]. See the wiki page on [[Will To Power]].		[[Agency]], or control of one's own destiny, requires [[Power]]. See the wiki page on [[Will To Power]].
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	Created as a response to TSA’s [[Power of Passengers]] Challenge but was not ready in time for that submission.		Created as a response to TSA’s [[Power of Passengers]] Challenge but was not ready in time for that submission.

−	[[Agency]], or control of one's own destiny, requires [[Power]]. See the wiki page on [[Will to Power]].	+	[[Agency]], or control of one's own destiny, requires [[Power]]. See the wiki page on [[Will To Power]].

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 ==Full Title==
 Created as a response to TSA’s [[Power of Passengers]] Challenge but was not ready in time for that submission.
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