JFK Terminal 7 gets first registered traveler program: Travel Weekly

JFK Terminal 7 gets first registered traveler program

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The New York area got its first registered traveler program, with Clear Registered Traveler and British Airways partnering to launch a pre-screening program for business travelers and other road warriors that features expedited security clearance at JFK Terminal 7.

The Clear program, operated by privately held Verified Identity Pass, enables frequent travelers to pay a $99.95 fee and receive pre-screening by the TSA and a biometric ID that speeds them through security checkpoints.

The Clear program has been operational at Orlando Airport since July 19, 2005, and it expects to launch at Indianapolis, San Jose and Cincinnati airports this month. Verified Identity Pass says it will launch at JFK Terminal 1 in March, and it has an agreement to set up a program in Canada at Toronto Pearson Airport.

Verified Identity Pass said British Airways is the first airline to partner with it for expedited security clearance.

In Orlando, Clear also features a shoe-scannner kiosk, which obviates the need for travelers to take off their shoes for security clearance. That technology will soon be operational at JFK Terminal 7, as well, Verified Identity Pass said.

To contact reporter Dennis Schaal, send e-mail to [email protected].

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