From June 7 to 21, six of the country's largest airports will be setting up security screening lines dedicated to members of the verified travel program. The federal government is looking to solve the problem of airport delays as the travel season approaches.
The Minister of Transport, Omar AlghabraThe government will launch dedicated security screening lines at six of the country's largest airports between June 7 and 21, as part of an adjusted audited travel program.
"As membership grows, the new verified travel program will enhance the screening experience for more and more passengers while supporting the highest standards of safety and security."
Omar Alghabra at a press conference
A response to the problems encountered during the summer season
Omar Alghabra has announced that the program will be launched at Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal and Winnipeg airports. However, Ottawa International Airport is not included in this program extension..
In a statement, the Minister of Transport explains that this program update will speed up queues NEXUS And Trusted Traveler by removing time-consuming elements from security processing.
“This includes being able to keep laptops, large electronic devices and compliant liquids and gels in their hand luggage.“he adds.
Children up to the age of 17, as well as people aged 75 or over, may accompany passengers who have undergone security checks, provided they are part of the same booking.
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