TSA Tests Self-Service Security Lanes to Speed Up Screening, Cut Hassle for Some Travelers
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TSA is testing new self-service security checkpoint lanes at Las Vegas airport that allow passengers to screen themselves without removing items from bags.
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The goal is to minimize interaction between passengers and TSA officers, reduce pat-downs and searches, and cut down staffing needs.
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The lanes are currently only available to TSA PreCheck passengers and have English-only instructions.
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TSA hopes to expand the self-service lanes to more airports in the future.
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The article questions why TSA has taken so long to implement this improved process that reduces hassle for passengers.