Brief368Border readiness for flights
Private aircraft · U.S. arrivals

Brief once.
Return ready.

Brief368 turns a fragmented U.S. re-entry process into one clear, repeatable operating brief—built around your aircraft, your travelers, and your port.

Plan a return Explore 368 airports

Independent service. Official steps still require CBP.

Arrival brief · BRF-02084

Marsh Harbour → Miami

Active
Next action

Confirm permission directly with the port before departure.

−02:10

Reusable profileN368BR · 3 travelers

Ready

eAPIS transmissionConfirmation recorded

Logged
3

Permission to landDirect port confirmation required

Action
4

Arrival instructionsOpen official port brief

Pending
APIS acceptance alone is not permission to land.
368airport records
1operating picture
Alloccupants accounted for
0government privileges claimed
A calmer way home

The U.S. rules are national.
The experience is port by port.

Critical details live across government pages, airport fact sheets, calls, emails, and institutional memory. Brief368 gives every return one operating picture.

See the guided workflow
CANPASS-inspired simplicity

Designed for today’s U.S. requirements

01

Brief once

Organize aircraft, crew, traveler, and document details in one reusable operating profile.

02

Choose the right port

Search all 368 listed U.S. entry-airport records and compare the official information that matters.

03

Prepare the arrival

Turn your trip into a port-aware timeline for APIS, local notice, documents, and coordination.

04

Confirm permission

Track the required direct port contact, officer, time, conditions, and explicit permission status.

05

Return ready

Manage changes and keep a time-stamped record the whole operating team can read.

National coverage

Find a better entry point before the clock starts.

Search a normalized registry of 368 listed U.S. entry-airport records. See location, ICAO code, source freshness, and the official fact-sheet path—then carry your choice into a return brief.

Search the registry
Entry network 368 records online
KSDMCalifornia
KOPFFlorida
KBGRMaine
Source-linked · freshness visible · confirmation prompted
A clear operating boundary

We simplify the work.
CBP makes the decision.

Brief368 makes current requirements easier to execute, without implying government affiliation or privileges.

Brief368 helps you

  • Reuse profile information safely
  • Compare listed entry airports
  • Prepare APIS and port-specific tasks
  • Record confirmations and changes

Only CBP can

  • Grant permission to land
  • Determine admissibility or clearance
  • Authorize after-hours service
  • Create official expedited privileges
The authorization thesis

Brief368 today.
BRAVO tomorrow.

BRAVO

Border Reentry Authorization for Verified Occupants is the proposed future government-authorized level. Its core rule is simple: the privilege would only apply when everyone aboard is verified and the government authorizes the trip.

Explore the proposal Test the corporate pilot
Proposed concept only. BRAVO is not currently authorized by CBP or any government agency.
Return Ready membership

Pay for less uncertainty,
not another folder of forms.

Start free with Explorer. Upgrade when you need reusable profiles, trip briefs, permission tracking, and support.

For pilots & owners

Return Ready

$399/ year

  • Reusable aircraft and traveler profiles
  • Guided arrival briefs
  • Permission and change tracker
Build your first brief
Human help included

Concierge

$999/ year

  • Everything in Return Ready
  • Guided member onboarding
  • Defined assisted-arrival capacity
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