I do. I looked into it. While we can link our KTN on our Non-Rev travel, it won't link our "delta customer" profile (even though you check in on the delta app like a customer). So it'll only assign us TSA precheck, not digital. There have been mornings the digital ID line is just as long too though. I think I read it's supposed to be coming to employees. We fly Friday, I guess I'll see.
im not sure how i got enrolled then, i remember a pop up opting in. It seems to use the same identical scanners as global entry I dont even remember handing them an ID if that makes sense, I also find it funny where people refuse to opt in even though the goverment already has that information
I did going out of Seattle if its close you might have to do it at the airport (like 48 hours) did you book with JAL you can do it on their site I have mine from BA i want to say its been a few years.
I booked on their site. I’ve gone into the reservation and there’s no way to add it online (I have to say they have a terrible user experience). I don’t know if another option shows up when it’s time to check in.
I have Delta employee travel (aka free). So the digital ID +TSA precheck isn't working for us. I read it's because the digital id is tided to your sky miles account. And since we don't get miles or credit when flying free, it doesn't trigger the digital id. I guess it's something that should be fixed at some point. But if you could see Delta's IT, you'd understand why the meltdown happened last year. There are some systems I swear predate MS-Dos. I mean they are using the F keys to "save" in some of, them, LOL.im not sure how i got enrolled then, i remember a pop up opting in. It seems to use the same identical scanners as global entry I dont even remember handing them an ID if that makes sense, I also find it funny where people refuse to opt in even though the goverment already has that information
did you try here?
I've only went through the Westin once when I was staying there and there was no one else going through. I don't know if they saw the pre-check and treated it as such or if they have it normally. I don't usually stay there and it's longer to walk over there than just go through the normal pre-check or digital ID line. Sometimes my digital ID doesn't show up on the app, sometimes the pre-check doesn't. I fault Deltas gitchy app but now I just make sure to get it fixed before I go through. I get their IT is old, you'd be surprised that that is the norm at most large companies. I work for a Fortune 200 company and our main system is the old green screen using F keys that looks like something out of the 1980's. I was training a recent college grad on it the other day and we were joking about it because they, of course, had never seen anything like it. Most companies are operating on work arounds right now because most of our systems don't talk to each other.
I have seen that for years on SW since I check our flights daily, the prices after a sale are sometimes better than before but not always
The Lizzie line is faster and MUCH less expensive to get into the city than a car service. I’d take transit and save the $$ for something special in the city!
There are so many variables that come into play with international travel that I’d say connection time cushions are a personal preference. I’d be fine with 3 hours, but you always have to be ready to pivot if your incoming flight is delayed. Heathrow will always put you through security again, even for connections. I’ve had a situation where I was through security in less than 1 min (with a VERY tight connection) and more recently, the screening took over a half hour because there was only 1 line for security for connecting passengers and it was S L O W. You never know how long that security screening is going to take at Heathrow (their screening is very thorough too, so you need to have all of your liquids sorted and ready to take out of your bags; if you leave a small tube of hand lotion in your handbag your bag will be taken aside for a painfully slow secondary screening (I’ve had it happen).
We land after 8 pm and I think we’ll be tired so we didn’t want to do public transportation. I know it’s way more expensive but we’re okay paying more. We took a lot of cabs in Japan (not our original plan) and it was so much easier with luggage and ds.
You mean the old green screen from the 90ties I used to work on that you had to use some code? I'm not super techy, I usually just learned enough to survive.
I don't know if I should be excited or scared. I'm eligible for another Sapphire and DH will be next month.its offical both chase reserve cards are coming out, and all they say on the ad i just read was "rewards will be more rewarding"
found another ad that says stay tuned june 20th, i had a feeling this rumor was true too much data.
well i know i said this before but you have a year, not all rumors tend to be true, id like to hope they put the 1x as bait, but well see soon
The business card makes me think it could be a great SUB.Thank you both for confirming that 3+ hours should be sufficient if our arrival is on time. @*WDW*Groupie* thanks also for the warning on LHR's security screening. We will definitely make sure that everything is in order before we go through.
The spend for the CIC is only $6,000 total. The Terms state $350 Cash Back After You Spend $3,000 On Purchases In The First 3 Months From Account Opening and $400 Cash Back After You Spend A Total Of $6,000 On Purchases In The First 6 Months From Account Opening.
