Lets international travelers skip baggage re-screening for four more years
A bill called the 'One-Stop Pilot Program Extension Act' would let travelers arriving from certain foreign airports continue to skip security re-screening for their checked bags when connecting to U.S. flights. This program, which makes travel smoother, would be extended by four years, from six to ten years, and would update the rules for how checked bags are handled.
Today, a program allows travelers from certain foreign airports to skip re-screening their checked bags when connecting to U.S. flights, and this program is set to last six years. If this bill passes, the program would be extended to ten years, and the specific rules for how checked bags are handled to bypass re-screening would be updated.
HR 9388 · 119th Congress · June 23, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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