We've Compared Trusted Travel Programs + Clear to Help You Speed Through Airport Security Lines
Security lines are a pain point even for the most experienced travelers out there, something we would all avoid going through if possible. Good news: it is!
To help you speed through, and to make the best decision based on your travel needs, we have compared the most common U.S. Trusted Travel Programs, including CLEAR for you. These programs provide modified screening for pre-approved members and improve security by being more efficient during screenings.
Travelers rejoice: Online passport renewal will be rolling out for most Americans next year.
The U.S. State Department tested online renewal with two pilot programs this year—one for federal employees and contractors, and another for 25,000 members of the public—and has deemed those trials a success. A third pilot program will began in later September, but officials intend to make the option available to all travelers sometime in early 2023.
How Airports Are Using Biometrics So You Can Spend Less Time Waiting in Lines
Since the onset of the pandemic, biometrics have proliferated in hubs across the country as a faster—and touchless—option at each stage of the air travel journey. One particularly notable new initiative is a pilot program between Delta and TSA, with a new biometric-enabled bag-drop designed to provide a seamless, low-touch experience that should take less than 30 seconds.
Whether you have travel on the horizon or want to be prepared for 2023 trips and beyond, this guide will get you up to speed on the vaccinations required for travel depending on your destination, itinerary, and health status. Follow the below steps to protect your immune system in another country.
LATAM and Delta Air Lines Launch New Route Between Sao Paulo and LA
LATAM and Delta Air Lines have announced the launch of new nonstop service between Sao Paulo, Brazil and Los Angeles beginning July 1, 2023, as part of the carriers' Joint Venture agreement that received approval in September.
