TSA pauses Gateside by PreCheck expansion, limits program to original 13 airports

TSA pauses Gateside by PreCheck expansion, limits program to original 13 airports
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The Transportation Security Administration halted the rollout of its Gateside by TSA PreCheck program, reverting it to the 13 airports where it launched in September 2026, and has not provided a public explanation for the reversal.

The program remains active at Dallas/Fort Worth, Detroit, Las Vegas (Harry Reid), Mesa Gateway, Los Angeles, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Indianapolis, Omaha, Wichita and Columbus, while airports such as Denver and Norfolk that had briefly offered the benefit are no longer listed.

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