The Gateside by TSA PreCheck program allows non-travelers through airport security, but a recent expansion appears to have been rolled back.

The TSA had introduced the Gateside by TSA PreCheck program, which allows PreCheck members who are not flying to access the terminal beyond airport security. Non-travelers had generally been barred from the secure side of airports since the TSA was created after the 9/11 attacks.

The Transportation Security Administration has launched a new program that allows some people without a plane ticket to go through airport security. The program, called Gateside by TSA PreCheck, allows eligible TSA PreCheck members to enter the secure area ...

A new Transportation Security Administration program is allowing some people to cross the airport security checkpoint and walk a loved one to the gate. The once-routine tradition is being brought back at a time when the airport security checkpoint marked ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has launched a new program that lets people without airline tickets pass through airport security and enter secure terminal areas at 13 airports in the United States, dubbed “Gateside by TSA PreCheck.”

John Glenn Columbus International Airport is one of the first 13 airports to participate in the program.

You're about to get the chance to make a last-ditch romantic appeal as your loved one tries to fly away forever. TSA is poised to bring back something that disappeared from American airports after 9/11: letting people without plane tickets through security ...

A new program will allow TSA PreCheck travelers to go through airport security, even if they are not flying; no boarding pass, no ticket required. You can now sit "Gateside" to eat, lounge or help