TSA to Test Private Security Screenings at Three US Airports

The Trump administration is launching a new program to privatize certain aspects of airport security screenings. Starting next year, travelers flying out of three airports across the US may see changes at security lines. The program, called TSA Gold+, is part of the administration's effort to introduce private security screenings at select airports. According to officials, the goal is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of security lines. The three airports participating in the program have not been officially named. Officials say the program will be tested at these airports before being considered for expansion to other locations. The TSA will still be responsible for overseeing the security process, but private companies will be involved in the screening process. Details about the program, including the names of the participating airports and the private companies involved, are expected to be released in the coming months.