Source: The Points Guy
Summary
Twenty US airports, including San Francisco International Airport, use private security companies to staff TSA checkpoints, making them less affected by the partial government shutdown. These airports have not experienced the long security lines and disruptions seen at other airports. Travelers flying out of these airports may not need to arrive as early as those flying out of TSA-staffed airports.
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San Francisco International Airport, along with 19 other airports, uses private security companies to staff TSA checkpoints, avoiding the long lines and disruptions caused by the partial government shutdown. These airports include popular vacation destinations like Orlando Sanford International Airport and Sarasota Bradenton International Airport. Travelers flying out of these airports can expect normal security wait times, making their trip planning easier. The government shutdown has become a great excuse to try a new airport.
Author: Evan Null
