# Don't Miss Your Flight Act

This bill addresses a common frustration for air travelers: missing your flight because of delays getting through airport security. The legislation requires the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to establish procedures that allow passengers who are running late to move through security checkpoints more quickly when they're at risk of missing their flights.

Specifically, the bill directs the TSA to create expedited screening options for passengers who arrive at the airport close to their departure time. This could mean dedicated lanes, faster screening processes, or other methods to get people through security and to their gates without missing their flights. The goal is to balance security needs with the practical reality that security delays sometimes cause people to miss flights they've already paid for, which can be expensive and disruptive to their travel plans.

The bill also likely requires the TSA to communicate these procedures clearly to travelers so people know what options are available if they're running behind schedule. This is particularly important for passengers who face unexpected delays getting to the airport—whether due to traffic, parking issues, or other circumstances beyond their control. By having a formal process in place, the TSA can help reduce the number of people who miss flights due to security line wait times, while still maintaining the security screening standards that protect all travelers.