To add TSA PreCheck to your American Airlines reservation, log into your AAdvantage account, go to the “Profile” section, and enter your Known Traveler Number (KTN) in the appropriate field.
Make sure your KTN matches the name on your ticket.
After entering your KTN, save the changes.
Your TSA PreCheck status will automatically be applied to your future bookings.
If you booked a flight without adding your KTN, you can still add it to that reservation.
Just call American Airlines customer service or visit the “Manage Booking” section on their website.
It’s important to check that your TSA PreCheck is reflected on your boarding pass before you arrive at the airport.
If everything is correct, you’ll enjoy faster security screening at participating airports.
Keep your membership active by renewing your TSA PreCheck when it’s about to expire.
This simple addition can save you time and hassle during your travels.
Make sure to add your KTN to any airline tickets, not just American Airlines, for a smooth experience.
If you have any issues, customer service is just a call away.
They can help ensure your TSA PreCheck is linked correctly for your flights.
How do I find my Known Traveler Number (KTN)?
Your KTN can be found on your TSA PreCheck approval letter or by logging into your Trusted Traveler Program account on the TSA website.
Can I add TSA PreCheck after booking my flight?
Yes, you can add your TSA PreCheck by logging into your account or calling customer service before your flight.
Is TSA PreCheck automatically applied to my ticket?
Once your KTN is added to your profile, it should automatically apply to your future tickets unless you book without logging in.
What if my TSA PreCheck is not showing on my boarding pass?
If your TSA PreCheck isn’t showing, double-check that your KTN is entered correctly in your profile. You can also contact customer service for assistance.
How long does TSA PreCheck last?
TSA PreCheck membership lasts for five years. Be sure to renew it before it expires to continue enjoying the benefits.