The Transportation and Security Administration (TSA) will no longer require international travelers to go through re-screenings in some cases.
This means that such travelers who enter the United States from abroad will not need to go through another screening to make a connecting flight if they are coming from certain international airports.
American Airlines is the first airline to partner with TSA and test the program in the United States, starting at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, the company announced July 22. Other major airlines, such as Delta, are set to join the program.
Under the “One Stop Security” pilot program, which was authorized by Congress, travelers will only need to go through security in the airport they are initially traveling from....
