TSA Tests Water Bottle Waiver at Select Airports | Denver News

TSA is testing a new twist for PreCheck members: bringing water bottles through security at select airports equipped with advanced CT scanners that can tell the difference between harmless liquids and potential threats. While the 3-1-1 rule still applies nationwide due to limited scanner deployment and funding, this pilot could pave the way for broader changes. It follows the recent Gateside by TSA rollout, which lets vetted PreCheck travelers access gate areas without tickets — a program being tested before wider expansion. PreCheck itself remains a paid privilege ($85 for five years) offering faster screening after a background check. Keep an eye out — this tech could soon change how you travel.

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