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Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is poised to unveil a major milestone in its plans to implement United States Customs and Border Protection (US CBP) Preclearance at the airport. This announcement is scheduled for Wednesday, May 29 at 1:00 pm EST. The introduction of US CBP Preclearance aims to enhance connectivity and convenience for travelers, ushering in a new era for the airport. This development will streamline the process for passengers traveling to the United States from downtown Toronto.

In a unique marketing move, London Gatwick Airport has launched the ‘Sorry for the Convenience’ campaign, turning its exceptional efficiency into a tongue-in-cheek apology. The initiative highlights Gatwick’s speedy security processes, extensive airline options, and convenient connections to London and beyond, aiming to attract more passengers and showcase its seamless travel experience.

Starting May 1, 2024, TSA PreCheck lanes at Bradley International Airport will move to the secondary TSA screening checkpoint between the United Airlines ticket counter and the walkway to the Sheraton Hotel. This change is intended to improve efficiency and convenience for travelers, with standard TSA screening lanes remaining at the primary checkpoint. CLEAR services will be available at both security checkpoints.

For the first time since 2016, Regina residents can now take a direct flight to Minneapolis. The inaugural flight took off on Sunday morning, carrying passengers eager for the opportunity to avoid connecting through Canadian hubs. Passengers like Dean Person, who often travels for business, appreciate the cost savings of flying through an American hub. For Travis Ferstl, the direct flight to Minneapolis eliminates lengthy layovers, allowing him to reach his destination quicker. YQR Airport officials emphasize the importance of supporting the flights to ensure their continued availability and attract additional American airlines to Regina. The airport’s director of revenue development and public relations, Justin Reeves, highlighted the need for passenger usage to demonstrate the viability of the service.