People with Autism should have access to TSA's new fast track 'Precheck' screening program!

TSA subject child in a wheelchair to invasive airport security tests in Chicago | Mail Online

The TSA's new fast track 'Precheck' screening, now at two airlines and nine airports, is similar to security checks before 9/11, reports the Wall Street Journal.
To qualify, frequent fliers must be invited by airlines and meet an undisclosed TSA criteria. A $100 fee for a background check is required as well as a brief interview with a Customs officer. 

However, approved travelers who are in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's 'Global Entry' program can transfer into Precheck, according to the Journal.

'It's a completely different experience than what you're used to,' Matt Stegmeir, a platinum-level Delta Air Lines frequent flier who was invited into Precheck, told the Journal. 

'It's really a jarring contrast. It reminds you just how much of a hassle the security procedures in place really are. 

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