tsa egate - Search News

News

TSA, Clear and eGate

TSA and Clear Launch New E-Gates at Airport Security Checkpoints

TSA and Clear have introduced automated e-gates with facial recognition for identity verification at certain airports, aiming to speed up security lines; the pilot is available to Clear+ members and is supervised by TSA.

USA TODAY on MSN · 16h

TSA launches eGates to speed up airport security checkpoint lines

TSA and CLEAR have launched new eGates at select airports for travelers to bypass the security checkpoint podium, What to know

NBC News · 15h

CLEAR introduces 'eGate' for faster airport security check-in

The biometric face scan system for checking in at airports is available to Clear+ members who pay $209 a year and promises to make the security process faster. NBC News’ Priya Sridhar tries it out to see how it works.

Passenger Terminal Today1d

TSA debuts Clear eGates

The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced that it is debuting new electronic gates at security ...

20h

CLEAR announces eGate program at SEA ahead of 2026 World Cup

Airport security screening company CLEAR has announced a pilot program to bring biometric eGates to airports in host cities ...

Biometric ‘eGates’ to be tested at these US airports, CLEAR announces: How they work

On Tuesday, the tech firm CLEAR announced a pilot, public-private partnership with TSA to bring biometric “eGates” to select U.S. airports to “expedite the passenger experience and enhance security” ...

The Points Guy on MSN2d

Clear partnering with TSA, unveils new biometric 'e-gates' at 3 major airports

The security screening company Clear is officially unveiling new biometric screening in partnership with the Transportation ...

The American Bazaar19h

CLEAR, TSA to test biometric eGates at airports

CLEAR and TSA are piloting biometric eGates at major U.S. airports, enhancing security and streamlining travel ahead of the ...

Business Travel News1d

TSA Partners with Clear on eGates

The TSA is piloting Clear eGates at select airports to automate identity verification, starting with locations in Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and Seattle, as part of its modernization efforts.

Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you

Show inaccessible results