Pre-Check with one-way reservation?

[cigar95]

We have coming up a trip in which our flights were booked as two one-way trips. (Surprisingly, it worked out less expensive that way, even though both flights were on the same carrier.)
I've entered my KTN with the carrier, but I'm wondering if the one-way reservations are going to be a red flag and my chances of getting pre-check will go down.
Any experience here? Thanx.

 

[tjmw2727]

I have had TSA pre for just over a year now and have received pre-check every flight so far including the one way flights. I often book each leg as a one way esp with SWA if I think one or more of us are going to have to change our plans and so far it hasn't been an issue for myself or my daughters.

 

[wdwfan1]

We book 2 one way trips for all our Disney vacations. We always get pre check for our flights.

 

[bumbershoot]

Surprisingly, it worked out less expensive that way, even though both flights were on the same carrier.)

One way reservations haven't been a red flag in 10+ years.

And the only time I've seen a round trip cost be cheaper than two one ways is when flying internationally.

We almost never fly rt and dh, who has global entry, still gets Pre.




Just last Sunday we had a one-way on Delta and we all got precheck (traveling with GE hubby), and when we checked in for our flight home tomorrow (booked as a one way just like getting down here) we got Precheck as well.

 

[lost*in*cyberspace]

It's a myth that one way trips are a red flag.