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TSA Pre-screening benefits in more airports
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced new details regarding the expansion of the TSA Pre initiative. Since its launch in October 2011, more than 6,40,000 passengers have been screened through TSA Pre.
By changing procedures for those travellers the agency knows more about, through information they voluntarily provide and combining that information with TSA’s multi-layered system of aviation security, TSA can better focus limited resources on higher-risk and unknown passengers.
TSA Pre is currently operational at 11 airports and is expanding to additional airports and airlines, as well as additional TSA Pre lanes at existing locations. Alaska Airlines, United Airlines and US Airways will begin offering TSA Pre screening benefits at select locations in the coming months. TSA anticipates TSA Pre will be operational at many of the nation’s largest airports by the end of 2012.
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