PreCheck May Allow Full Water Bottles at Security with New CT Scanners
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The TSA is reportedly considering letting some PreCheck travelers keep full water bottles during security checks thanks to new 3-D CT scanners that can detect liquids; the change isn’t confirmed yet and would likely apply only to PreCheck passengers through the Gateside program at about 13 airports, while the standard 3-1-1 rule would still apply to others. Changes would be announced through official channels, and PreCheck membership (up to $85 for five years) would expedite the screening process.
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