That would include passengers who have been pre-screened by CLEAR, which allows its paying customers to cut to the front of security lines with a biometric scan instead of presenting an ID.

Travelers enrolled in the program must still remove their coats and shoes when going through security. The Bloomberg report alleges that the facial-recognition system upon which Clear relied to ...

Clear is something else too. The service exists because American air travel is a needlessly punishing process, and navigating security is ... contact members about products and services from ...

TSA PreCheck speeds up the luggage screening portion of airport security and is more widely available than Clear. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us when ...

Worse, its insertion into aviation security undermines a core government function. CLEAR was born during the ... in annual income from its TurboTax products, and investigations by ProPublica ...

It’s the peak of holiday travel season. You paid $189 for a yearly Clear membership to breeze through airport security and cut to the front of the TSA line. But the flyers who paid a fraction of ...

The Transportation Security Administration has announced it moving towards requiring all passengers — including those utilizing the CLEAR program, a private service designed to expedite ...