TSA halts Gateside by PreCheck expansion, limits program to 13 airports
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The Transportation Security Administration stopped the rollout of its Gateside by TSA PreCheck service at more than 300 airports, reverting the benefit to the original 13 locations where it launched in September 2026.
Expansion paused
The TSA halted the Gateside by TSA PreCheck expansion at over 300 U.S. airports in early October 2026, after having introduced the service at 13 airports in September 2026.
The program had allowed eligible members to apply one to three days before a visit and receive a pass to enter secure areas without a boarding pass.
Original airport list
The service remains available at the original 13 airports: Phoenix‑Mesa Gateway, Columbus, Dallas‑Fort Worth, Detroit Metropolitan, Wichita, Indianapolis, Las Vegas Harry Reid, Los Angeles International, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, Omaha, San Diego and Salt Lake City.
Airport reactions
Denver International Airport confirmed that Gateside operations have been returned to the original 13 airports, at least temporarily.
Norfolk International Airport learned the program had stopped being offered there after users complained it was not listed in the online portal.
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