What does NTSA mean?
NTSA means National Transportation Security Administration
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for National Transportation Security Administration?
National Transportation Security Administration can be abbreviated as NTSA
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What does NTSA stand for? NTSA stands for "National Transportation Security Administration". |
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How to abbreviate "National Transportation Security Administration"? "National Transportation Security Administration" can be abbreviated as NTSA. |
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What is the meaning of NTSA abbreviation? The meaning of NTSA abbreviation is "National Transportation Security Administration". |
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What is NTSA abbreviation? One of the definitions of NTSA is "National Transportation Security Administration". |
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What does NTSA mean? NTSA as abbreviation means "National Transportation Security Administration". |
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What is shorthand of National Transportation Security Administration? The most common shorthand of "National Transportation Security Administration" is NTSA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NTSCE - National Transportation Security Center of Excellence
- FTSA - Federal Transportation Security Administration
- NNSA - National Nuclear Security Administration
- TSAAC - Transportation Security Administration Access Certificate
- TSA - Transportation Security Administration
- TSAR - Transportation Security Administration Representative
- TSIF - TSA (Transportation Security Administration) Systems Integration Facility
- CATSA - Canadian Air Transportation Security Administration
- CATSA - Canadian Aviation Transportation Security Administration
- MTSA - Maritime Transportation Security Administration
- NTSA - National Transportation Safety Administration
- Tsa Hq - Transportation Security Administration Headquarters
- NSSA - National Social Security Administration
- NTSI - National Transportation Security Incident
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- Bomb Appraisal Officer (BAO). - An employee of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) skilled in the identification and safe disposal of explosive devices. BAOs also conduct training and testing of screening procedures.
- Federal Security Director. - A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) official who oversees security operations at an airport.
- gateway airport. - A facility certified by the Transportation Security Administration as meeting strict security standards for screening private and non-commercial aircraft. Certification allows private aviation departi
- groin check. - A term used by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to describe an invasive form of physical search in which a traveler's genital area is firmly patted down by a screener.
- TSA. - Transportation Security Administration.