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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is in the process
of implementing a new initiative, known as the “Secure Flight
Program”, that is designed to improve the safety of airline
passengers and make it more convenient to fly to/from the United
States.  Effective October 1, 2010, if your travel plans include
airline flights to/from the United States, you will be required
to provide the following information at the time you make your
reservations and at least 72 hours before beginning travel: 
The information you provide will be submitted to Transportation
Security Administration (TSA) officials, who will then check it
against the information on those persons included on its no-fly
lists. If the TSA has not received this information in a timely
manner, then your reservations may be cancelled and you could be
denied boarding at the time you are scheduled to fly. For
additional information, use the following link to visit the
website of the T