This writer signed up for TSA Precheck because she flies frequently. So far, it's been worth the $75 she spent.&nbsp;

But she also flies out of Milwaukee's Mitchell Airport, which is hardly a big travel hub. So while she's never had issues with the TSA Precheck line, journalist Megyn Kelly is clearly having a different experience:

She's not wrong about some of the airports, though. This writer's been to LaGuardia.

Clear is a pricier alternative to Precheck.

Government never provides services efficiently.

People used to get dressed up to fly, and you were served fancy meals.

THIS. This writer has been to several airports and there's no consistency. At all.

 {ai:summary}<p>TSA Precheck, while beneficial for some travelers, is increasingly facing longer lines than regular security, particularly at certain airports. Critics highlight a decline in air travel quality, comparing the experience to public transportation and calling for a comprehensive overhaul of airport operations.</p><p>Concerns also arise over inconsistent screening processes across airports, leading to confusion and frustration among travelers. Many believe that government inefficiency is to blame for the deteriorating travel experience. #society</p>

Blues Traveler: Megyn Kelly Has Some Observations on TSA Precheck and American Airports

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