4 New International Airlines Join TSA PreCheck Program

Understanding the TSA PreCheck Program

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) enhances the travel experience by ensuring security is expedited for eligible passengers through its TSA PreCheck program. This initiative fosters an efficient screening process, allowing travelers to enjoy a more streamlined airport experience.

New Airlines Added to TSA PreCheck

The TSA has recently expanded its PreCheck program by adding four new airlines, providing even more options for travelers seeking expedited security clearance. The newly included airlines are:

  • Low-cost French carrier French Bee
  • Low-cost Japanese airline Zipair
  • Cayman Airways
  • Charter airline Titan Airways

Consequently, travelers enrolled in TSA PreCheck can now access faster security lanes when flying with these airlines, making their travel smoother.

Record Membership for TSA PreCheck

As of March, the TSA has set a new record for active membership within the PreCheck program, now boasting more than 15 million members. This milestone reflects the increasing popularity of expedited security screening, vital for aiding travelers as they navigate busy airports.

How to Apply for TSA PreCheck

To benefit from TSA PreCheck, interested travelers can apply by completing an online application. Following the submission, an in-person interview must be scheduled. The enrollment fee is $78, which is valid for five years. In a recent effort to ease the enrollment process, the TSA announced a partnership with Telos Corporation, expanding the number of access points for in-person interviews.

Family Travel Benefits

Moreover, in a move to support families traveling together, the TSA recently adjusted its policy to allow teenagers aged 13 to 17 years to accompany parents or guardians already enrolled in the PreCheck program through the expedited security line. Previously, this privilege was reserved for children 12 and younger, thereby enhancing convenience for family travelers.

For further information on traveling efficiently in the future, visit official TSA resources.

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