Articles tagged “precheck”

TSA Precheck may end up being more of a hindrance than a solution to overcrowded security lines, especially at peak times at major gateway airports.

The benefits are likely to be found for passengers arriving in the U.S. from abroad and making a connecting flight to another U.S. airport.

The TSA should be praised for seeking ways to qualify more people for expedited screening. But, is handing over the grunt work to commercial companies accessing your personal information the best alternative?

Using credit checks or other commercial data as a security barometer? TSA may be stepping into a minefield with this one.

This expansion sounds like common sense, but has the potential to become controversial due to "reverse profiling" of passengers asked to come through expedited lines while others toil away in regular lines.

JetBlue believes the TSA's invitations to PreCheck favored the legacy carrier, and now JetBlue is making plans to get on board.

Airports shouldn't be country clubs and likewise the PreCheck program needs to be expanded soon beyond the ranks of elite frequent flyers.