TSA PreCheck Touchless ID uses an enhanced facial recognition technology to to streamline the security process, allowing ...

Travelers at select airports can bypass showing a physical ID, but there's a catch. Are Ohio airports part of the lineup? Here's what to know.

Earlier this month, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that in certain airports, families will ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has launched a faster version of PreCheck that's currently in use at 15 ...

TSA's new facial recognition technology lets PreCheck travelers skip showing their ID entirely at these airports.

Unlike TSA PreCheck, which is for domestic travel, Global Entry is designed to help travelers expedite the customs process when returning to the United States after traveling internationally.

Enrolled passengers can use the TSA PreCheck lane when flying these airlines from one of the more than 200 airports throughout the U.S. and its territories, or if they're connecting on a domestic ...

The Transportation Security Administration said in March that TSA PreCheck surpassed 15 million active members, marking an all-time high since the program launched in December 2013.

Additionally, the TSA Pre-Check plans to be in 350 airports by mid next year. "If you come in through the new enrollment process, the membership will be for five years across all carriers," a ...

Those with TSA PreCheck get to wait in a separate security line. In fact, according to the TSA website, 96% of passengers with TSA PreCheck waited less than five minutes in security as of August 21.

The TSA is also studying ways to make it easier to enroll in PreCheck, which requires an application, a background check and fingerprinting at one of the enrollment centers around the country.