Gateside lets approved travelers with TSA PreCheck clear security and head to the gate area even if they are not flying. It is up and running at 13 airports nationwide, with major hubs like Los Angeles International Airport and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on the list.
As Markwayne Mullin put it in a Tuesday Fox News interview, this is for "passengers that may need special assistance, or just a little extra attention, or veterans that are coming back that have loved ones that want to meet them at the gate." In other words, it is designed to make reunions and caregiving simpler, not to open the floodgates for general sightseeing behind the checkpoint.
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The rollout aligns with the Trump administration's push to rekindle what it calls "The Golden Age of Travel," a campaign led by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. Mullin said TSA is also evaluating how to bring Gateside to more large airports. If you have PreCheck, this could make meeting family, assisting an elderly parent, or welcoming a veteran a lot less of a hassle.
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