Palm Springs International Airport adds 'Clear' Kiosks to help with quicker check-in times
Palm Springs International Airport is introducing a new tool that's helping passengers check into their flights faster.
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Palm Springs International Airport is introducing a new tool that's helping passengers check into their flights faster.
The CLEAR Expedited Security Lane was added to the airport’s Transportation Security Administration checkpoint on Thursday, allowing members to verify their identity with their eyes, eliminating the need to produce identification.
About people being extra early, get there extra early. but for a lot of flyers, it's -- it's the flyers that they have altercations with, not the tsa guards. what do you do to try to urge everyone to keep the calm? >> well, i think that's key. to keep calm and be patient and know that it's going to be with a lot of people it will take longer. we have about 106 of a new security lane in place where rather than waiting for the person immediately in front of you to take their stuff out of the carry-on bag in the bin, now five passengers can do that. that eases up on some of the travelers that hav...
Track. it's software that uses travellers own wi-fi on their smart devices. it tracks the traffic flow so that tsa can say well there's a congested traffic in this lane and they need to open additional security lane. >> can it took at my text messages? >> luckily not. consumer data will be safe and not actually looking at any of that. just tracking the wi-fi. >> what about this other idea. we heard this a little bit over the years about more and more airports getting rid of the tsa completely and moving to privatized security. so does that mean if you can go to these airports you would not con...
That no one wants to pay now. his insurance brokers say it seems the problem is that he was marked down for a different insurance company than the one he selected. the review journal reports that the contractor for the exchange says they are working to resolve the problem but so far, no one is willing to pay. a frequent flyer said she had to give up her $83 designer perfume at a tsa checkpoint because agents thought it looked like a weapon. lois lewis tells the phoenix tv station she the put her two-ounce bottle of jimmy choo fragrant in a separate bag to comply with tsa rules, but when the ...