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ECAC Certifies Astrotech Corporation’s TRACER 1000 for Aviation Explosive Trace Detection

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The European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) has officially certified Astrotech Corporation’s 1st Detect TRACER 1000 for use in wand swabbing applications. This certification confirms that the device meets the regulatory standards required for explosive trace detection within aviation security environments.

The TRACER 1000 utilizes mass spectrometry technology to identify trace amounts of explosives on surfaces. By achieving this certification, the device now qualifies for deployment at security checkpoints across airports that adhere to ECAC performance requirements. The company developed this system to assist security personnel in screening passengers and luggage for prohibited substances. This regulatory approval follows a series of performance tests conducted to verify the system’s detection capabilities and operational reliability in accordance with international aviation safety protocols.

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Date: June 8, 2026

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