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No Touchy! TSA Will No Longer Touch Your Boarding Pass

  • Writer: Lisa Codianne Fowler
    Lisa Codianne Fowler
  • May 27, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 17, 2020


The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that its agents will no longer touch your boarding pass as you move through the airport security line. In the current climate, it makes perfect sense. As written in the press release:


“Instead of handing their boarding pass to a TSA officer at the travel document podium, travelers should now place their boarding pass (paper or electronic) on the boarding pass reader themselves. After scanning, travelers should hold their boarding pass toward the TSA officer to allow the officer to visually inspect it. This change reduces the TSA officer’s need to touch a passenger’s boarding pass thus reducing the potential for cross-contamination.”


CLICK HERE to see all of the updated TSA terms.

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Welcome!

Hi there, travelers and future travelers! Our bucket-list dreams are just around the corner! Please follow the current safety measures as they continue to unfold.  This is the time to explore this big, beautiful world. Stay safe!

With love,

Lisa

 

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