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TSA PreCheck adds more airlines
TSA PreCheck has added four more airlines to the PreCheck expedited screening program.
Cayman Airways French Bee, Titan Airways and ZIPAIR are now enrolled in the program.
ZIPAIR offers low-cost transpacific flights from Japan and Titan Airways is a UK based chater airline.
Over 200 U.S. airports now participate in the PreCheck program.
The program now spans about 90 global airlines.
Passenger enrollment gives travelers five years membership allowing them to use the fast track lanes to speed up security processing.
As a PreCheck traveler, there is no need to remove shoes, belts and laptops from bags.
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