The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) wants to expand the Pre-Check expedited screening program to include a wider range of passengers. Members of Congress would be included. Speaking at an International Aviation Club luncheon in Washington DC, TSA administrator John Pistole touted the success of Pre-Check so far but said the program, now in effect at 35 airports, could be greatly expanded. “It helps us do our job” to segment out large numbers of ...
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