Fast Pass

By | August 31, 2006

As reported by the Seattle Times, Seattle-Tacoma Airport has decided not to apply for the government’s Registered Travel Program.

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The TSA’s Registered Traveler Program is set to provide expedited security screening for passengers who volunteer biometric and biographic information and successfully complete a security-threat assessment. The information is collected by private organizations licensed by the TSA, and the registration can cost as much as $100.

Some business travellers may feel this is worth it to eliminate security lines and rush through security. But despite all this information on a passenger, we question how this information will be used to make us all safer.

Author: Guru

Guru is the Editor of Flight Wisdom and a long time aviation enthusiast.

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