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TSA adds four airlines to PreCheck

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An Air New Zealand Boeing 787.
An Air New Zealand Boeing 787. Photo Credit: Air New Zealand

The TSA has added four carriers to its PreCheck program: Aer Lingus, Saudia, Air New Zealand and Ethiopian Airlines.

In the PreCheck program, low-risk travelers pay a fee for an expedited security process. According to TSA's website, 102 airlines participate in PreCheck.

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