Foreign Travel Security
What Is the Fly America Act?
ճis a federal regulation that:
- Requires the use of U.S. carriers for travel that will be reimbursed from federal grants and contracts,regardlessof cost or convenience.
- Allows for air transportation by or under a “code-sharing agreement” with a U.S. flag air carrier if service provided by such a carrier is available.
- Requires travel on a U.S. carrier as far as possible if there is no U.S. carrier to your destination.
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Contact your OCG Grant or Contract Officer for support.
Considerations for Foreign Travel
Before you depart, be sure to evaluate risk, educate yourself on necessarysafety precautions,and ensure compliance with export control regulations, sponsor requirements and university travel policies.
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Contact your OCG Contract or Grant Officeror exportcontrolhelp@colorado.edu for support.
As a general rule, international travel should not involve export-controlled equipment, materials, software, or technology (together "items") without first consulting with OEC. If you are unsure as to whether your item is export-controlled, OEC can assist in both classifying the technology, as well as assessing the risk involved. The Office of Export Control will work with you to identify ways to mitigate risks - looking at the countries, foreign parties, and technology involved - in a manner that continues to facilitate your research.
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Contact the Office of Export Control (exportcontrolhelp@colorado.edu) for support.
When making international travel arrangements and purchases as a CU employee, consult with your CCO-RFS Grant Accountant and department administrator.
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Contact your CCO Grant Accountant or psc@cu.edu for support.
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