These Airports Are No Longer Asking TSA PreCheck Passengers to Show ID

We’ll tell you below which airports and airlines are offering the touchless ID option.

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Check out thesesecurity podsthe administration showed off at CES this year.

Which airports are participating?

Here’s what they are.

In the future, American Airlines will have its own touchless ID program.

Which airlines are offering the touchless ID option?

Only two airlines are currently offering a touchless ID option when going through airport security.

Here’s what they are.

United Airlines:TSA PreCheck passengers can choose the airline’sTouchless ID programwhen flying through the above airports.

This means they won’t have to show a boarding pass or a driver’s license.

Their photo will be taken at this kiosk and a tag for their luggage will be printed.

Their photo will also be taken at the TSA PreCheck security checkpoint.

Delta Airlines:TSA PreCheck passengers can useDelta’s Digital IDoption to fly without showing their ID.

This option uses the customer’s saved passport information to match the photo taken at the security checkpoint.

For United, you’ll need to upload your passport and your Known Traveler Number to the United app.

For Delta, you’ll opt in using the Fly Delta app by uploading your passport and KTN.

For more, here’s thedeadline for when you’ll need a Real IDto fly.