Airport Access ID Badging Information


 

The Airport Security office issues Airport Access ID Badges for individuals requiring “regular and routine” access to the Airport Operations Area (AOA), Security Identification Display Area (SIDA), and restricted areas of the airport. The office is located in the passenger terminal, across from Hertz Car Rentals.

New Badge Applicants

In accordance with the Airport Security Plan and TSA regulations, all individuals who require “regular and routine” access to the Airport Operations Area (AOA) must apply for and obtain an Airport ID Badge. The information provided in the application is submitted to the Transportation Security Clearinghouse (TSC). TSC completes a Security Threat Assessment and makes a determination on the applicant’s eligibility for a badge. In addition, all Airport ID Badge applicants must read the Airport Security and Vehicle Operator Training Manual and complete the Non-Movement Area Vehicle Operator Exam and the Basic Airport Security Exam.

Start here

Complete these steps to apply for the airport access badge needed. All applicants must read the training manual provided below.

Step 1:

Complete the Airport Identification Badge Application (New Badges and Renewals)

Badge Renewals

Airport ID Badges expire at least every two years. AOA badges expire in April/May of odd numbered years and SIDA badges expire in August of even numbered years. If your badge will expire within the next 30 days, you must re-apply for a new Airport Id Badge; complete and submit the Airport ID Badge Application, the Basic Airport Security Exam and the Non-movement Area Vehicle Operators Exam. Once you have completed the application process, the Airport Security Office will contact you to schedule a badge appointment. It is important to note that if your badge is expired, your access is automatically deactivate, you must re-apply for a new badge, and you may be subject to a financial penalty.

Step 2:

If you work for an organization on this list, have your authorized signatory complete this application.

  • M&L Aviation/Bethlehem Construction
  • RAAH Aircraft Leasing
  • Century Aviation
  • US. Forest Service
  • Cascade Soaring Society
  • UPS
  • Fed Ex Express
  • Executive Flight, Inc.
  • Spirit of Wenatchee
  • Horizon Air
  • TSA
  • Ridgeline Aviation
  • National Weather Service
  • MCS MCP
  • Lectro Tek

Step 3:

Complete exams

All applicants must complete the Airport Security Exam and the Non-Movement Area Vehicle Operators Exam.

After you have completed and submitted the Airport ID Badge Application, the Basic Airport Security Exam and the Non-movement Area Vehicle Operators Exam, the Airport Security Office will contact you to schedule a badge appointment. Remember, you must bring valid identification that establishes your identity and eligibility as listed in the following attachment. (Must bring original documents, copies will not be accepted!)

Step 4:

Pay for your badge online.

You can pay for your badge here by credit card, or in person upon receiving your badge. The security office will accept check or credit card. No cash will be accepted.

Lost, Stolen, or Broken Airport ID Badges

If your badge has been lost, stolen, or broken, the Airport ID Badge Replacement form will need to be filled out prior to a new ID badge being issued.  Please see the Airport Badge Fee Link above for the appropriate fee.

Badge Cancellation

All Airport ID Badges remain the property of Pangborn Memorial Airport and must be returned to the airport when no longer needed. Individuals who no longer require “regular and routine” access to the Airport Operations Area (AOA), Security Identification Display Area (SIDA), and restricted areas of the airport must return their Airport ID Badge to the Airport Security Office. All returned badges should be accompanied by an Airport ID Badge Cancellation form. Failure to promptly return an Airport ID Badge may result in penalties or additional fees.

If you have any questions, please call 509.884.2494 and ask for the Airport Security Office.