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Clear, others, expected to add TSA PreCheck enrollment later this year

20 July 2021 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Airport biometrics company Clear could be expanding into the TSA PreCheck business by the end of the year. It is one of three companies eligible to enroll travelers in the expedited airport screening program, and the Agency expects that at least one, if not all three, could have their new systems online later this year.

This story is about: CLEAR, PreCheck, security, Transportation Security Administration, TSA Filed Under: Ground Services

Taking off: The Breeze Airways era begins

27 May 2021 By Seth Miller 5 Comments

The Breeze Airways era is underway. The carrier launched flights this morning from Tampa to Charleston, kicking off a 16 city network covering 39 routes expected to be in operation by the end of July. It is a bold start, with 13 planes anticipated in the fleet by the middle of the summer.

This story is about: ancillary, ancillary fees, ancillary revenue, apps, Breeze Airways, economy class, inaugural, PreCheck, seating, seats Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Seats & Cabin

Cape Air’s ugly April stats (and some possible good news for May)

8 May 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

A Cape Air Tecnam P2012 (Image courtesy of the airline)

Total flights down by 40%. Passenger count down by 90%. Load factor for the month of just 8%. Needless to say, Cape Air’s statistics for April 2020 are pretty awful, just like the rest of the aviation world. But the airline has some potential good news to consider as it looks to a slow summer and beyond.

This story is about: Cape Air, CARES Act, COVID-19, Department of Transportation, DoT, PreCheck, TSA Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Ground Services

TSA backs down on increased crew screenings

26 August 2019 By Seth Miller 6 Comments

Airline employees earned a reprieve this week after the TSA backed down on planned changes to the Known Crewmember (KCM) security screening process. the weekend it emerged that all KCM checkpoints would require crew to be in uniform to pass through. This would effectively preclude otherwise eligible employees from using the lanes while traveling for personal trips.

This story is about: KCM, Known Crewmember, PreCheck, security, TSA Filed Under: Ground Services

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