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TSA to Require More Frequent ID Checks for CLEAR Members
TSA has informed CLEAR and participating airports that an increasing number of Clear members will need to have their IDs checked by a TSA officer.
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TSA Starts Accepting Mobile IDs in Google Wallet on Android Devices
TSA has teamed up with the State of Maryland and Google to start accepting Maryland-issued mobile driver’s licenses and ID cards in Google Wallet on Android mobile phones.
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Vaccine Mandate for Foreign Air Travelers Extended till April 10
The policy which was first put in place in October 2021 was set to expire Jan. 8, but will now be enforced until at least April 10.
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TSA Expects Busy Holiday Travel Season, Check Out These Tips for an Easier Journey
Travel volumes this year have been notably higher leading up to holiday weekends, and this Thanksgiving travel period, travel volumes may reach pre-pandemic levels.
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TSA Reduces TSA PreCheck Enrollment Fee
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced today that it has reduced the TSA PreCheck enrollment and in-person renewal fee from $85 to $78. The cost to renew online is still $70.
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TSA Mask Requirement, Chase Rent Payment Platform, US Bank Data Breach and More
Supreme Court ruling leaves TSA mask ruling in place, Airbus debuts new A350 cabin, Chase has a new rent payments platform, Moxy Lower East Side in NYC, and Carnival Cruise Line cuts down on booze.
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Flying Hotel, New Record for Air Travel, Gas Stations Put $175 Hold on Cards and More
Stores could let you keep your returns, a flying hotel with 5,000 guests, new record for air travel, one more thing to worry when you fill up your car, and 700+ flights canceled on Sunday nationwide.
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TSA Will Soon Accept Digital IDs at Select Airport Checkpoints
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will soon begin to accept mobile driver’s licenses (mDL) as forms of identification.
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FAA Says Unruly Passengers Could Lose TSA PreCheck
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has partnered with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to go after unruly travelers.
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US Govt to Pay $103M for TSA’s Misuse of Patent for Handling Trays at Checkpoints
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims said the TSA used SecurityPoint Holdings Inc’s patented methods for most of its security screenings at the largest U.S. airports since 2008.Â
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TSA Has Recovered a Record Number of Firearms in 2021
By October 3rd of this year, TSA officers had stopped 4,495 airline passengers from carrying firearms onto their flights, surpassing the previous record of 4,432 firearms caught at checkpoints in the full calendar year 2019.
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TSA Lowers the Fee for PreCheck Online Renewals
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced a change on pricing for the popular PreCheck program. You next renewal could be cheaper, but only if you do it online.
