934AWI24-102 — Passenger Movement

934AWI24-102 governs passenger processing and orderly, efficient Department of Defense passenger travel operations.

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  • Publication number: 934AWI24-102
  • Title: PASSENGER MOVEMENT
  • Date: 2025-03-06

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934AWI24-102 covers Space-A eligibility, registration, travel documents, passenger roll calls, firearms and hazardous materials, manifesting, and commercial travel. It requires procedures for passenger processing, travel documentation, baggage handling, manifests, and commercial travel requests.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all base, wing, tenant personnel as well as all eligible passengers as specified in DoD Instruction 4515.13, Air Transportation Eligibility.

Topics covered

  • Space-A travel eligibility
  • Travel documentation requirements
  • Space-A registration
  • Passenger roll call procedures
  • Firearms and hazardous materials declaration
  • Hand-carried baggage inspection
  • Passenger manifesting
  • Commercial travel procedures

Questions and answers

Is Space-A travel an entitlement?

Space-A travel is a privilege (not an entitlement) that accrues to uniformed service members as an avenue of respite from the rigors of Uniformed Services duty and is a byproduct of DoD primary missions. (paragraph 1)

Can DoD aircraft be scheduled for Space-A passengers?

DoD aircraft shall not be scheduled to accommodate Space-A passengers. (paragraph 1)

Are reservations made for Space-A passengers?

Reservations will not be made for any Space-A passenger. (paragraph 2)

Is space guaranteed for Space-A travel?

There is no guaranteed space for space available travel. (paragraph 2)

How much checked baggage may passengers bring?

Passengers are authorized two pieces of checked baggage not to exceed 62 linear inches and a combined weight of 140 pounds of baggage (not to exceed 70 pounds per bag). (paragraph 2)

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