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Sep 10, 2026
Ashley PageHOST
But for the people for that 20 years when you did, you didn't have to in that line.
Ashley PageHOST
There were other benefits.
Ashley PageHOST
But now they're saying it's called Gateside.
Ashley PageHOST
And I think they're doing a 13.
Ashley PageHOST
They're going to test it in 13 airports.
Isaac RoppHOST
Without having a plane ticket of their own.
Isaac RoppHOST
Right out.
Isaac RoppHOST
The TSA has launched Gateside by TSA PreCheck, a pilot program allowing approved non-ticketed visitors to pass through security at 13 U.S. airports.
Jason ScukanecHOST
Watch this.
Jason ScukanecHOST
Don't like it.
WallyHOST
gate.
WallyHOST
Yeah, you can't do that anymore post 9-11 and stuff.
WallyHOST
And so maybe, though, maybe, just maybe, TSA is rolling things back, rolling the clock back a little bit here with a program called Gateside by TSA.
WallyHOST
That makes it sound really good.
WallyHOST
Gateside by TSA.
WallyHOST
So they have a thing now where eligible TSA pre-check members will be able to enter the secured area of participating airports, meet or see off friends or family at the gate.
WallyHOST
You could meet someone during a layover at the gate and maybe go to restaurants and shopping.
speaker_1NARRATOR
go to Chili's too.
Chris BiggsHOST
Once an hour each.
Chris BiggsHOST
bring a story to the table that caught our attention and we share gentlemen do you remember when uh you would go to the airport as a non-traveler and you were allowed to walk your loved ones like right to the gate at the airport and wait with them or greet them you know earlier than but so apparently uh that might be coming back oh 9-11 shut that down obviously for you know Obvious reasons.
Chris BiggsHOST
But the TSA in the States, and apparently some people here in Canada are also talking about it, are launching Gateside PreCheck, a pilot program allowing approved non-ticketed visitors to pass through security at 13 airports.
Chris BiggsHOST
So you'd have to pre-register for this and be on the list that they have.
Chris BiggsHOST
Why? Why do you need to do that? Unless you're
Marcus BennettHOST
A runway connects aircraft.
Marcus BennettHOST
Gates connect aircraft to passengers.
Marcus BennettHOST
Terminals connect passengers to airlines and commercial businesses Roads connect the airport to the city Cargo facilities connect businesses to markets Retail connects passengers to commerce Parking connects cars to travelers Real estate connects the airport to the surrounding economy And airline networks connect the airport to the world.
Marcus BennettHOST
Every part depends on another.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
Responding to Terminal Echo, gate Echo 1.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
On board the JetBlue aircraft next to land, an infant having a seizure.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
That's going to be Rescue 1, Truck 1, respond to Terminal Echo, Gate Echo 1, Envoy of the Aircraft, times 20, 16.
AleHOST
And this is also a noun.
AleHOST
And in this context of traveling, uh, gate would be the airport area where passengers board a plane.
AleHOST
This is where you go and you wait for, uh, them to tell you that it's time to board the plane, right? La puerta de embarque.
AleHOST
"The gate number is 68," we can say.
AleHOST
Or the person in the counter can tell you, "The, the gate number is 68." Or you can see it in the screen and say, "The gate number is 68." All right.
AleHOST
Hacer la maleta, to pack.
AleHOST
Pack is the verb.
AleHOST
Puerta de embarque, gate.
Noelle Patricia O'SullivanGUEST
You were like, "It says gate 20..." I've got to say it.
Cornelius Patrick O'SullivanHOST
Two, three.
Noelle Patricia O'SullivanGUEST
"Gate, gate, uh"-
Cornelius Patrick O'SullivanHOST
Oh, three and four, actually, as well
Noelle Patricia O'SullivanGUEST
... three and four.
Noelle Patricia O'SullivanGUEST
And Connie looked up at the board, and he said, "We're boarding.
Noelle Patricia O'SullivanGUEST
It's, it's, uh, gate three.
Noelle Patricia O'SullivanGUEST
Gate three, it says." I said, "Okay," and I turned to him a small bit later, and I said, "I'm doing everything in my power not to find another screen and have a look." And he was like, "What?" I said, "I, this is taking a lot out of me not to double-check what you just told me." [laughs] He was just laughing.