The Transportation Security Administration has introduced a new program. This program permits certain individuals without a plane ticket to pass through airport security. The program is an extension of the TSA pre-check gate access policy.
It allows non-travelers to go through security checkpoints. Further details about the program are available from the source, including any specific requirements or restrictions that may apply to those who want to access the airport without a ticket.
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