The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is introducing a new initiative that aims to ease the security screening experience for families traveling with young children. The “Families on the Fly” campaign is now operational at each of Tampa International Airport’s four airsides, featuring dedicated family lanes that streamline security screening for parents and their kids.
“We understand that air travel can be challenging, especially for parents managing strollers, diaper bags, and young kids,” said TSA’s Federal Security Director Kirk Skinner. “The ‘Families on the Fly’ campaign offers dedicated security lanes for families with children aged 12 and under, creating a more efficient and family-friendly screening process. Our goal is to make air travel secure, smart, and supportive for families.”
The newly established family lanes not only aim to reduce stress for parents but also maintain the TSA’s commitment to security.
TPA is among several major airports across the country implementing the “Families on the Fly” initiative. Other participating airports include Orlando and Jacksonville International, Charlotte-Douglas International, and John Wayne Airport, among others. TSA has plans to expand these family-friendly lanes to additional airports nationwide in the near future…
