Get How To Become A Known Shipper

Shippers who wish to become Known must complete our TSA approved vetting process. Approval of Known Shipper applications require a number of steps, and will take a minimum of one week to complete. Some applications may take several weeks to be approved.

They must demonstrate they have security measures and procedures in place and can secure their cargo from where it originates, until it is handed to another regulated business. These security measures depend on each individual business' operating environment. There is no fee to become a Known Consignor.

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Shippers interested in transporting goods by air may contact their transportation service provider and request to become a known shipper.

Add to your upcoming trip on HawaiianAirlines.com: Click on the "Manage" tab on HawaiianAirlines.com. Enter your confirmation code and your last name. Scroll to the "Additional Passenger Information" section. Click on the "Make Changes" link. Click on the "Add Redress #" link and/or the "Add Known Traveler #" link.

Priority Screening and Early Boarding Breeze through security and get early access to overhead compartments. Priority Security is available in Austin, Honolulu, Las Vegas, New York, Oakland, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco and San Jose.

This TSA program has created two terms – “Known Shipper” and “Unknown Shipper.” Simply put, an Unknown Shipper is a person or business that is not in the Known Shipper database maintained by the TSA. An Unknown Shipper cannot submit cargo to be shipped on an aircraft that carries passengers.

What is a Known Shipper? A designation granted through the TSA (U.S. Transportation Security Administration) to a shipper who has been vetted by an air carrier or freight forwarder.