"Those of us who've had TSA PreCheck for a while have seen the express airport security line moving more slowly than it should. We've had our patience tested by newbies fumbling for passports at the counter or removing their shoes when it's their turn to be scanned. These days, you're more likely to encounter first-time users in the fast-pass lane than ever. The TSA reported in August 2024 that enrollment reached a record 20 million travelers."
"In the TSA PreCheck line, pre-screened travelers speed through security without taking off their light jackets or removing electronics or liquids from their carry-on bags. It costs about $85 to enroll for five years, but you can get the service essentially for free through credit cards such as Capital One Venture, Capital One Venture X, Chase Sapphire Reserve, Delta SkyMiles, and American Express."
TSA PreCheck enables pre-screened travelers to move through airport security while keeping on light jackets and leaving electronics and liquids in carry-on bags. Enrollment reached a record 20 million travelers in August 2024, and applicants complete a background check. A five-year membership costs about $85, and many premium credit cards reimburse the fee, including Capital One Venture, Capital One Venture X, Chase Sapphire Reserve, Delta SkyMiles, and American Express. Frequent flyers gain the most time savings, but rising participation has introduced many first-time users whose unfamiliarity with security etiquette can slow the express lane. Following basic PreCheck procedures maintains faster processing for everyone.
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