Pittsburgh International Airport adds dedicated TSA PreCheck Touchless ID lane
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Pittsburgh International Airport is introducing a dedicated TSA PreCheck Touchless ID lane at its security checkpoint, with voluntary participation that requires a REAL ID‑compliant or other acceptable form of identification.
TSA PreCheck members with a valid passport can opt in via an active airline profile with a participating airline or Google Wallet, and must see a Touchless ID indicator on their mobile boarding pass before entering the lane; participating airlines include Alaska, American, Delta, Hawaiian, Southwest and United, while the technology uses facial comparison to verify identity, eliminates the need for a physical ID, and TSA deletes the photo and personal data within 24 hours of the scheduled flight departure, stating it does not use the images for law enforcement or surveillance. United Airlines is also testing a digital ordering service at Newark that lets passengers order food and travel essentials through the app and collect them at the gate.