TSA opens gate access for some non-travelers at IND airport
The Transportation Security Administration has launched a new program called Gateside by TSA PreCheck at 13 airports, including Indianapolis International Airport. The program allows certain pre-screened individuals to access airport gates without having a plane ticket. This represents a change to standard airport security procedures that previously required a ticket for gate access.
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