TSA and Clear have introduced automated e-gates with facial recognition for identity verification at certain airports, aiming to speed up security lines; the pilot is available to Clear+ members and ...

The new eGates, launching this month at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, aim to streamline ...

New electronic gates (eGates) are debuting at TSA security checkpoints to help expedite identity verification in select airports, thanks to a new TSA public-private partnership ...

The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced that it is debuting new electronic gates at security ...

The world's busiest airport in Atlanta is the first in the country to test a new biometric eGate that would have travelers ...

President Trump today said he will not send U.S. ground troops to Ukraine as part of any security guarantees for that country ...

The biometric face scan system for checking in at airports is available to Clear+ members who pay $209 a year and promises to ...

Travelers have expressed concerns over CLEAR's expanding biometric data collection, and it's unclear if TSA's oversight will quell skepticism.

The new gates aim to modernize airport security checkpoints and improve the travel experience. Here's how they work.