Aircraft Wastewater Monitoring
Pathogen detection from inbound flight lavatory wastewater — non-invasive, anonymous, no passenger delay.
Laboratory Analysis
RT-qPCR testing with QA/QC-controlled protocols. Results within 1–2 hours of landing.
Data Analytics & Reporting
Encrypted dashboards and reports segmented by origin country, route, and pathogen.
Public Health Surveillance
Continuous biosecurity layer that integrates directly with national health and aviation authorities.
Border health is built for symptoms, not signals.
Traditional airport screening relies on thermal scans and self-reported symptoms — but most infectious travelers are asymptomatic, and modern variants can spread for days before any symptom appears. By the time clinical surveillance picks up a new pathogen, it has already crossed the border, dispersed to dozens of provinces, and is weeks ahead of the response.
Invisible threats
Asymptomatic travelers pass through symptom-based screening undetected. Thermal cameras miss what genomic sequencing catches.
Slow detection
Clinical surveillance picks up an outbreak only after people start seeking care — typically 1–2 weeks behind the actual spread.
No flight-level intelligence
Traditional systems can't tell which airport, which country, or which corridor an emerging pathogen is arriving through.
“Thailand cannot detect what arrives through its airports until it is too late to act.”
Test the aircraft. Not the passenger.
AWSS collects wastewater directly from aircraft lavatory holding tanks during normal ground servicing. Our laboratory runs RT-qPCR and prepares samples for genomic sequencing, then delivers results to a secure, real-time dashboard — segmented by origin country. Public health authorities receive a targeted alert before the next inbound flight has even landed.
Sample collected
Wastewater extracted during routine ground servicing.
RT-qPCR analysis
Pathogen panel testing within 1–2 hours of landing.
Real-time dashboard
Encrypted results segmented by origin country.
Authority alert
Risk-based, actionable intelligence — not a report.