This means you no longer have to go through a tedious enrollment process with each airline you fly.
I think Touchless ID and other new biometric screening options are some of the greatest advancements we’ve seen in air travel in the last few years. And while it’s still only available at certain airports, the list is growing.
I frequently fly out of Terminal 4 at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), where even the TSA PreCheck and Clear lines are often long. But with Touchless ID, I’ve been able to bypass the line and breeze through a special screening lane instead.
The best part? There’s no additional cost to use this service. You just need to be a TSA PreCheck or Global Entry member — which can also cost you nothing!
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