The pros and cons of 'trusted traveller' programs promising to save you time at the airport

"Trusted traveller" programs like Clear and TSA Pre-check are gaining more traction. Here are the pros and cons of the time-saving programs.

[@caryrae73]

Just signed up for tsa pre check. It cost us $78 and that’s for 5 years. It was very simple some questions online then go to a place where they scan ID and take fingerprints and that’s all. Took about 5 minutes and was not really an interview. Got number in 2 days. Very quick.

[@AJ-bi6ns]

Clear is definitely worth it if you travel frequently for work, the ability to leave later stress-free for the airport is great

[@dcarlock3822]

Global Entry is wonderful. I passed 300 people in line at customs because of GE. You get Pre Check too all for $100 , good for five years. If you are traveling overseas it’s well worth the fee and a short interview.

[@UltimateRavens_Fan]

Yea I travel 2-3 times a month and having both is golden!

[@nadaanilom3995]

I don’t mind getting their early and dealing with long lines…. After that mess …. It’s straight to the lounge for me lol

[@orubenstein]

You still have to take off your shoes with Clear

[@cosmiccometchichi]

they failed to mention your credit score

[@napndash]

“I don’t have anything to hide” Until they make something up 😂

[@المهديخاتلبالمجاري]

Clear basically is monetizing our rights.

[@cosmiccometchichi]

they also check your credit score why though is the question

[@awzsdrcfgybhjimklp]

I tend to not like the kind of people who say "time is money" it always comes off as an excuse for whatever they want to justify. I wish that phrase would go away.

[@23youwatch]

either way you have to wait to get on the plane...

[@mikemercado1957]

imagine crossing the border with TSA Check 🙄