Flying Through Airport Security
Friday, June 15, 2012
By Kerri Potter
Packing for my Walt Disney World vacation, dreaming of riding Space Mountain, the only thing I'm dreading is that line at airport security. That line drives me crazy. I stand there worrying about the possibility of missing my flight and the fact that the perfume in my carry-on may not be less than four fluid ounces. I could definitely use a fastpass for the airport, so that some of that traveling stress would be lifted off of me.
So I did some research and found an article in the New York Times. There was finally something that would help me get to see Mickey Mouse soonerCLEAR. This card would get me through airport security in less than five minutes, which means no more rushing to the airport. This solution automates the identity check process using biometrics such as fingerprints and the iris at an airport kiosk. This allows me to bypass the T.S.A. boarding card checker and go straight to the regular security screening.
The entire process is so simple and it's easy to register. You can go online and register for less than $200. After your identity has been verified with your passport, you receive your CLEARcard and you're good to go. Not to mention it's safe too. Using biometrics makes me feel safer, knowing that there is no way to go around using a false identity. Going to a kiosk makes a lot more sense than standing in a long line, waiting for security to check your driver's license and ask you what your name is. This will give me more time to plan my week's itinerary in the theme parks.
This service is available in Orlando, Denver and San Francisco airports and will only expand from here. A great feature of the system is that children under 18 are covered under your membership for no additional cost. Spouses and children over 18 can purchase their own card under your membership for only $50. To learn more about CLEAR, click here today.
This solution is perfect for frequent flyers and people who are always in a rush. Saving time at the airport is a plus for everyone. I know that anything that can make getting to Magic Kingdom easier for me, will make my trip that much more magical.
So I did some research and found an article in the New York Times. There was finally something that would help me get to see Mickey Mouse soonerCLEAR. This card would get me through airport security in less than five minutes, which means no more rushing to the airport. This solution automates the identity check process using biometrics such as fingerprints and the iris at an airport kiosk. This allows me to bypass the T.S.A. boarding card checker and go straight to the regular security screening.
The entire process is so simple and it's easy to register. You can go online and register for less than $200. After your identity has been verified with your passport, you receive your CLEARcard and you're good to go. Not to mention it's safe too. Using biometrics makes me feel safer, knowing that there is no way to go around using a false identity. Going to a kiosk makes a lot more sense than standing in a long line, waiting for security to check your driver's license and ask you what your name is. This will give me more time to plan my week's itinerary in the theme parks.
This service is available in Orlando, Denver and San Francisco airports and will only expand from here. A great feature of the system is that children under 18 are covered under your membership for no additional cost. Spouses and children over 18 can purchase their own card under your membership for only $50. To learn more about CLEAR, click here today.
This solution is perfect for frequent flyers and people who are always in a rush. Saving time at the airport is a plus for everyone. I know that anything that can make getting to Magic Kingdom easier for me, will make my trip that much more magical.
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