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SECURITYJun 3 · 12:13 UTCNBC5 CHICAGO

Major US airport launches offsite, ‘remote' TSA security screening. Here's how it works

Boston Logan International Airport launched a pilot program for remote TSA security screening at a Framingham terminal starting June 1, allowing eligible JetBlue and Delta passengers to complete security checks offsite. Participants can check in, print boarding passes, and screen luggage at Framingham before taking a secure bus to their terminal, with checked bags transported to Logan’s baggage system. The program costs $9 per passenger with free entry for children under 18, and potential expansions to Los Angeles, Atlanta, and JFK airports are under consideration.

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