The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) unveiled a self-service screening checkpoint option at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport aimed at reducing the number of secondary screenings ...

Imagine this: You make your way through the airport security line, send your bags through the scanner, empty your pockets and go through a body scanner — all with little to no interaction with a TSA ...

Traveling through security at a southwest airport may soon be as easy as checking out your own groceries or ordering your own food from a restaurant. A self-service screening option is coming to Las ...

Self-checkout annoys many grocery shoppers and causes problems that are prompting numerous major retailers to pull back on using it. But that’s not stopping the Transportation Security Administration ...

As the world becomes increasingly digitized—think self-checkout stations at the grocery store or electronic kiosks at fast-food restaurants—the next step could be the way we are screened at airports.

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A self-service TSA screening model may be making its way to an airport near you. A pilot program will roll out in January at the Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. The programs are meant ...

LAS VEGAS — Select passengers will be able to try out a new self-service screening system at an airport in Nevada from the Transportation Security Administration. A new self-service screening system ...