TSA Pre-Check eligibility now appearing on airline boarding passes
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Once again, technology is slowly catching up with reality. Now, travelers who are eligible for TSA Pre-Check will more easily be able to figure out which security lane they should head toward when they get to the airport.
Airline passengers can now get notification directly on their boarding passes of their eligibility for TSA’s Pre Check security pre-approval program.
The TSA said on its blog page on April 25 that Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and US Airways are beginning to pre-notify their passengers on boarding passes if they are eligible for the program. By notifying passengers of their Pre Check status, said TSA, passengers are able to better route themselves to the designated Pre Check lane for expedited screening.
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