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TSA now lets some PreCheck members enter airport gates without a ticket
Summary by Passport News Editorial Desk · As published by Houston Chronicle
· September 10, 2026
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Key points This change applies to certain individuals who are part of the Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck program. Further details about this new policy are available from the Houston Chronicle.
Some members of the PreCheck program can now enter airport gates without a ticket. This change applies to certain individuals who are part of the Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck program.
Further details about this new policy are available from the Houston Chronicle. The Chronicle reports on the TSA's updated rules for PreCheck members.
For more information on the specifics of this change, readers can consult the Houston Chronicle's coverage of the TSA's new policy for PreCheck members entering airport gates.
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