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TSA adds PreCheck lane to international terminal

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April 1, 2014

The Transportation Security Administration said it has added a PreCheck lane for expedited security screening in the international terminal of Atlanta’s airport.

The new PreCheck lane in the international terminal of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is open during peak travel times. The TSA PreCheck program allows enrolled travelers a chance to keep their shoes, jackets and belts on, and to keep their laptops and permitted liquids in their bags.

The international terminal PreCheck lane is in addition to PreCheck lanes in the domestic terminal at the main security checkpoint and North security checkpoint.

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