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In order to expedite the process of you connecting to the lab, we will provide you the initial password via email when responding to your account request.  Typically creating a new account results in an email being sent to you. Once this is in place, you can request a password reset by clicking on the associated "Reset Password" link on the Flight Service test or operational website.

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•  "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded”
•  (optional) "User-Agent: <Company or Application name> Flight Service Interface.”

Authorization

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Password Reset and Alias Accounts

Your web service vendor account username and password must match your Flight Service website username and password. If you reset your Flight Service website password, then you must update your web service account credentials.

Alias Accounts

To prevent disruption to your web service requests when your password needs to be reset, we can set up an alias account for your application in the test lab and in operations. You can use the alias account to file web services while the primary vendor account password is being reset. If you would like this setup, email R-FFSP-WebServicesSupport@leidos.com.

Credentialed Web Services

Using credentialed web services means that when you send a web service request, you include the Flight Service username of the pilot:

webUserName=<pilot account>

This requires the pilot to authorize you to file, brief, or perform other web service requests on their behalf. Without this authorization, you will get an error message in the web service response.   To see how this authorization works, try it You can try this out in our lab test environment by creating a pilot account. For more information on how to make set this work for youup, go hereto: Service Provider Authorization.

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